Sentence examples for premium breeding from inspiring English sources

These people describe the stock show as by far the best venue in the West to show off premium breeding livestock and find buyers eager to pay top dollar.

The compensatory premium for breeding in the LFAs continued largely unaffected, while some agri-environmental measures (these including extensification and organic farming) were applied sporadically.

Others might opt for purebred operation with fewer, higher quality animals that they can sell at a premium for breeding stock to other ranchers.

The decline continued, quickening after the Second World War; in 1960 the War Office stopped offering premiums on stallions, and many breeders discontinued breeding.

Stallion premiums were awarded first by the Board of Agriculture, and later by the War Office, to ensure that stallions displaying the best of the breed characteristics were used for breeding.

A premium of $20,000 over the Volt would not be unexpected, given the Cadillac's superior breeding.

Availability of either premiums or discounts due to coat color phenotypes can have a direct impact on producers' breeding strategies and an understanding of the genes and mechanisms involved in cattle pigmentation is desirable.

Darwin explained our need for "beauty" in saying that breeding attractive children is a survival characteristic: I may feel the need to fuse my premium genetic material with yours so that humanity continues in the same fine style.

These applications include, but are not limited to, identification of mislabeled accessions, parentage and sibship analysis for quality control in breeding and seeds programs, and characterization of farmer selections to support the production of high-value varieties for premium market.

Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.

"The Muslims are breeding.