Sentence examples for prime cattle from inspiring English sources

The Pantanal's vast plains are prime cattle country, feeding Brazilians' insatiable appetite for beef.

Somehow he got the idea during a five-year apprenticeship in a sheet metal shop that no one really has to spend his life at that, so today, at 31, he owns 300 acres of prime cattle land in Sussex.

No, there is indignation and anger in Susann's writing, a refusal to use irony or education as a wet blanket that might tastefully smother the lurid flames of her outrage over something that has now become a cliché - the fact that women are valued briefly for their beauty, bought and sold like prime cattle in the meat markets of entertainment, and cast aside when inevitably mugged by gravity.

3,000 acres of prime cattle country just 30 minutes from downtown Dallas!

Now an aggressive investigation by the national attorney general is vividly showing how landowners and businessmen here in Córdoba and in a neighboring province -- the heart of the country's prime cattle-raising region -- donated heavily to transform a small group of outlaws into an 8,000-man 8,000-man

Brett Porter, who farms 3,000 hectares, unrolls the last of his hay in front of a thirsty line of prime Angus cattle.

She also owns a stake in Ten television network and is now the largest owner of prime wagyu cattle in Australia.

"The land here grows good alfalfa, which is one of our prime forages for cattle, and good corn silage," said Mr. Schreiber.

Among these, 94.1% of the respondents listed bovine trypanosomosis as the prime economically important cattle disease in the river basins/districts.

Not to mention the prime carrier, which is cattle themselves.

CRITICS of meat-eating often point out that cattle are prime culprits in methane production.