Sentence examples for patterns of livestock from inspiring English sources

The integration of multiple uses on public rangeland requires reliable information on patterns of livestock use.

This part of the study focuses on the movement patterns of livestock herds in a normal rainfall year (2010).

Its adoption should be based on a comprehensive understanding of how patterns of livestock movement affect the spatio-temporal pressures on rangeland resources (Turner 2011).

This illustrates the importance of contemporary patterns of livestock presence and manuring across agropastoral landscapes patterns that are not solely oriented spatially with respect to proximity to permanent villages but to pastoral encampments, livestock corridors and water points.

The adverse relationship between decreasing security and declining livestock mobility was the framework against which this study aimed to evaluate herd management and spatio-temporal patterns of livestock movement and grazing activity, as well as the resulting utilization of pasture areas and water resources in the Mahafaly region of southwestern Madagascar.

Diversity patterns of livestock species are informative to the history of agriculture and indicate uniqueness of breeds as relevant for conservation.

Such a seasonal pattern of livestock loss was also noted by Sangay and Vernes (2008) while analysing livestock depredation cases reported from all over Bhutan from 2003 to 2005.

The ownership pattern of livestock (Table 5) in the Kangayam grassland indicates that 70percentt of the farmers own 1 to 4 cattle or buffalo, 65percentt own 15 or more sheep and 85percentt of the farmers do not own any goats.

In conclusion, Harris proposes a seasonal pattern of livestock movement (assuming that Jeitun was occupied throughout the year) whereby herds were maintained close to the settlement during the autumn and winter, and that they were perhaps pastured, daily, in desert and riparian plant communities.

Each of the four Scottish island archipelagos has a distinct pattern of livestock movements throughout the year; within the Scottish mainland movements are also non-uniform [ 24, 32].

The second part of the questionnaire referred to feeding patterns of different livestock species during different seasons.