Sentence examples for pasture range from inspiring English sources

Mostly developed under prairies and steppes that experience winter-dry and freezing conditions, black soils are extensively and intensively farmed, increasingly dedicated to cereal production, pasture, range and forage systems.

An additional concern with not tracing back to cow-calf operations is the fact that the grazing lands (pasture, range land, Federal land) that domestic cows and growing calves are reared on may be adjacent and not separated by fencing, resulting in animals belonging to different owners being comingled [ 27].

The high proportion of CH4 associated with the cow herd is because of the cow herd consuming a higher proportion of the feed in a calf-to-beef system, inherently low biological efficiency of the beef cow and the very high proportion of the cow herd's diet as conserved forage, pasture, range and crop residues rather than concentrates (Allen et al., 1992; Verge et al., 2008; Capper, 2011).

Stevense and Laughlin (1997) showed that NH3 losses from surface applied liquid cattle manure in grassland was in the range 40 70 %, whereas NH3 losses from poultry litter in pasture ranged from 28 to 46%% of TAN (Marshall et al. 1998).

We used literature and our own field data to study a chronosequence of 22 pastures ranging from recently established sites up to 1000 years of grazing history in five European countries.

Rocky Canyon travels to the Hollywood farmers market from Atascadero, Calif., to sell its pasture-range, grass-fed cattle and pigs.

More than two-fifths of the total land area of the United States is devoted to farming (including pasture and range).

The data provided includes information on pasture and range quality, topsoil moisture, and stock water supplies on a regional basis.

This week, the Agriculture Department said that 55 percent of the nation's pasture and range land was now in poor to very poor condition.

The agricultural land classified as fallow land, row crops, small grain crops, pasture or range and medow.

Annual agricultural glyphosate use volumes in the nine EPA pesticide use reports issued between 1997 and 2007 exceed NASS annual totals for the same years by 20 70 %, largely because EPA had access to multiple data sources that made it possible to estimate the volume of glyphosate applied on all crops, as well as non-crop use patterns (e.g., pasture and range uses).