Sentence examples for pasture level from inspiring English sources

Ecological disturbances generated by domestic herbivores are defined at various spatial and temporal scales, from the micro-scale of the defoliation of an individual plant, to nitrogen redistribution at the pasture level, to global-scale phenomena such as desertification and toxification of the planet.

During the mid-June harvest, standing crop of subsequent-year warm-season grasses was 51 ± 24 to 117 ± 41 kg·ha- 1 greater (P < 0.1) when grazing occurred during stage A compared with when grazing occurred during stages B and C on north- and south-facing slopes and at the pasture level.

The increase was especially high when former ravine landscapes used for pasture were levelled and turned into arable land that was ploughed in autumn.

Boys used to veer them off the highway into a level pasture and run wild with them, as though they were cutting up with a girl.

Our study suggests that EC can be used to measure animal emissions from grazing cattle on pasture with a level of accuracy similar to other micrometeorological approaches.

The irrigation diversion ditch that runs along the cattle pasture near sea level drains surface runoff to site 2, which exits via a culvert into Waipā Stream mouth at site 1, flowing directly into Hanalei Bay.

Your horse's nutritional needs will vary according to the amount of fresh grass she has consumed while out to pasture and the level of activity she has had.

Although the importance of pastures to the Brazilian cattle rising, the country has about 30 million hectares of pastures in some level of degradation (MAPA 2016).

Cows at pasture had lower levels of lameness and mastitis, and cows with free access to pasture and indoor housing also produced more milk than those continuously housed.

Inputs include environmental and farm management variables which impact on the epidemiology of the disease, e.g. regional weather data; flock stocking rates; initial pasture larval contamination levels and species proportions; lambing dates; timing of flock movements to clean pastures; and removal of lambs during the year.

However, productivity was measured almost exclusively at pasture where feeding levels varied with season from near maintenance to ad libitum.