Sentence examples for pasture study from inspiring English sources

Briefly, in the Finnish PASTURE study, fieldworkers took two samples from living room floors for the present report.

More recently, the Protection against allergy: study in rural environments (PASTURE) study was used to investigate methylation patterns of ten asthma candidate genes in cord blood and at age 4.5 years.

Weights for these parallel sieved and nonsieved dust samples in the Finnish PASTURE study showed a fair correlation (Spearman r = 0.7), but with a systematic difference: as expected, sieved dust samples contained on average 60%9595% CI 57, 64) less dust.

200 permanent plots were randomly distributed on the floodplain pasture to study vegetation development between 2004 and 2006 under the influence of the combined rewetting and grazing regime.

The target population was leisure horses and ponies in the UK, with daily access to pasture, the study population was thus likely to be fairly representative of this.

But if you gave carbon credits to dairy farmers and cows, there would be some celebrations out in the verdant pastures: a study published by researchers working at Cornell University suggests dairy cows have actually come a long, long way in reducing their overall carbon footprints in the last 50 years.

Based on regional recommendation of 125 150 mg kg−1 of K in the soil to adequately promote the development of dry-land permanent pastures, this study demonstrates the interest and the potential for using variable rate technology (VRT) for site-specific K management in pastures in Southern Portugal.

The effect of corn processing (9 kg of dry matter/d of ground dry shelled or 9 kg of dry matter/d of steam rolled) and supplemental hay (0 or 3.2 kg of dry matter/ d of alfalfa hay) on milk yield and composition, rumen environment, and starch utilization by lactating cows grazing grass-legume pasture was studied.

Yields of milk and milk protein were highest when part of the E supplement was replaced with P. In experiment 3, the effects of supplement (g per day, oats (450), barley (450), rapeseed meal (100)) level (2.5 or 5 kg per day) and herbage allowance (HA, 18 or 24 kg DM per day) on milk production of cows at pasture was studied in a duplicated 4×4 Latin square.

In order to explore the effects of grazing on the biodiversity of boreal wood-pastures, we studied the communities of vascular plants and bryophytes in 24 currently grazed and 24 abandoned sites.

One confirmed wolf depredation on cattle occurred within the study pasture during the study period, suggesting cattle were responding to wolves as predators, not just as novel stimuli.