Sentence examples for pasture I from inspiring English sources

C, control, open grazing; P, pasture, i.e. enclosed area; (A) 2- to 5-year-old enclosure; (B) 7 to 12 years old; (C).

Decades of research on the use of feeds other than pasture (i.e., supplementary feeds) have provided consistent milk production responses when the reduction in pasture intake associated with the provision of supplementary feed (i.e., substitution rate) is accounted for.

In the present study, 35.8% of the sheep farmers combined the anthelmintic treatment with a change of pasture, i.e., a dose-and-move strategy.

Sera were collected within four days after birth, at turnout (day 0) and then every second week on pasture, i.e. on days 0, 14, 28, 42, 56, 70, 84, 98, 112 and 126.

The parameters were defined such that worms with the B allele can have a 25% survival in sheep that carry the A allele but there is a 10% survival trade-off for the B allele on pasture (i.e. s h = 0.25, s p = 0.1).

As Ed rode his horse down to the pasture, I pedaled alongside on a rough but passable ride over thick, dry grassland.

He, of course, has since left for greener pastures (i.e. greener money) in Tampa Bay.

Thus, improved warm-season annual pastures (i.e., brown midrib sorghum × sudangrass) could provide a reasonable alternative to orchardgrass pastures during the summer months when such perennial cool-season grass species have greatly reduced productivity.

Fragmentation was heavier in forests occurring in agriculture-suitable areas (i.e. valley bottoms, southern exposures), such as ash-maple and oak forests, as well as in second-growth forests developed after tree-line deforestation for pastures (i.e. holly and rowan forests).

Most of our grazed pastures (i.e. the potential source habitat) were of this semi-natural type with abundant nesting sites for wheatears.

During the same time period, the area of semi-natural dry pastures (i.e. pastures with stones, boulders and bare rock, unsuitable for ploughing or mowing and with a continuous grazing regime for centuries and therefore permanently short field layers) has decreased by about 30% since the 1950's [57].