Sentence examples for producing pigs from inspiring English sources

According to the WHO the increased cost to producers of producing pigs without antibiotic growth promotants is approximately 1% (WHO 2003) and should be compared with the "likely human health benefits to society of antimicrobial growth promoter termination" (WHO 2003).

Many British farmers are producing pigs at a loss and some are going out of business.

Obviously, determination of the T. gondii status of the meat producing pigs, subsequently followed by precautionary methods, like freezing of pork to kill the parasite or altogether removal of this meat from the food chain, could contribute to fewer infections in humans.

Veterinary assistance should be sought if the birth of the litter is prolonged, the female strains without producing pigs, few piglets are delivered and labor stops, if a foul discharge or decaying placenta is detected at the vulva, or, close to due date, the female has labored breathing, weakness and inability to rise.

In addition to scourges like illegal timber extraction and deforestation for producing pig iron, drug smuggling from neighboring countries has emerged as a big concern.

The number of feed mills producing pig feed was for Company A 5, B 1 and C 2. The number of production lines varies between the feed mills.

Mail order Organic Wenlock Edge Farm Edge Farm East Wall, Much Wenlock, Shropshire TF13 6DU, 01694 771312 wenlockedgefarm.com The Themans have been farming at Wenlock Edge for more than 50 years now and this beautiful farm produces pigs that create proper sausages.

The Chinese already send cargo ships of inexpensive clothes, toys, and electronics to the U.S.; should U.S. agriculture companies really be helping Chinese firms to produce pigs more cheaply and efficiently, and then to sell them on the global market?

Cargill, the nation's third-largest pork processor, owns about one-quarter of the sows that produce pigs for the company and began putting them in larger group pens about a decade ago.

British farmers can't produce pigs as cheaply as the Poles, or cattle feed as cheaply as the Brazilians, or milk as cheaply as the Americans, or fruit as cheaply as the Spanish, and if they can't pull their socks up, the market dictates, they will just have to go.

For instance, in agriculture, it might be necessary to produce pigs with several favorable traits (e.g., low fat/muscle ratio, high disease resistance, and enriched with special nutrients), hence requiring multiple corresponding genes to be transferred into the pigs.