Sentence examples for potential livestock from inspiring English sources

In this study, domestic cattle (Bos taurus) teeth from the early Neolithic sites Almhov, Sweden (N = 6) and Havnelev, Denmark (N = 7) were analyzed in order to determine the presence and character of potential livestock movement in this period.

Therefore, we suggested using our findings as an early warning planning to minimize potential livestock feed insecurity, and the severity of drought condition.

The productivity increase and phenological shift enable an increase in potential management intensity with higher annual forage yield, grazing capacity and potential livestock density over European grassland, and a shift in seasonal grazing capacity.

It should be noted that the future carbon balance of European grassland is projected in this study under the assumption of management practice is determined by our adaptive management change algorithm which gives a potential livestock density (D opt ) within the managed grassland ("Simulation set-up").

With respect to grassland management in the future, the simulated general increase in annual grassland productivity (i.e., NPP) generally leads to an increase in the annual forage yield (Y pot ), annual grazing capacity (C grazing ), and thus of potential livestock density (D opt ), when management is allowed in the model to continually adjust to increasing NPP (i.e., E control ).

The potential for helminths to play a role as pathogen vectors poses a potential livestock and human health risk.

In addition to the detrimental impacts on food production, nutrition and potential livestock-to-human disease transmission, a substantial threat to worker health from agricultural diseases may come from the increased use of pesticides and other agricultural chemicals in response to disease outbreaks.

The herders' rationale for the classification of landscape was to determine its potential for livestock grazing.

Chepkopegh location has the highest percentage of enclosure owners who lease grazing at 15%% owing to the high potential of livestock production in the area.

In extending marketing opportunities to marginalised pastoral areas, disease management in Botswana is often regarded as a model that could help to catalyse Africa's currently underdeveloped potential for livestock production.

The water buffalo- Bu balus bubalis holds tremendous potential in livestock sector in many Asian countries, particularly India.