Sentence examples for production of cattle from inspiring English sources

"Beef prices weren't sufficient for ranchers to pay the high grain costs, so they cut back on production of cattle and chicken," said Clinton O. Mayer, an analyst with Burnham Securities.

This decline is associated with a release of grassland not needed anymore for the production of cattle feed.

China played an important role contributing 16%% to biomass extraction in 2011, in particular related to the production of cattle and other meat.

In the United States, combined livestock production of cattle, swine, and sheep generates 49% of the total farm income, which is nearly 241 billion dollars (US Census Bureau 2010).

Using data from the Food and Agriculture Organization and other studies about the production of cattle, pigs, and chickens in these countries from 1985 to 2013 and the amount of land the livestock required, they extrapolated the likely future expansion of agricultural lands.

Data for 2007 on midyear human population, pig production, and production of cattle <1 year of age were obtained from Eurostat (http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu) except for pig production in Switzerland (Swiss Statistics, www.bfs.admin.ch) and Turkey (Turkstat, www.turkstat.gov.tr).

The effect of three wheat grain treatments on the zootechnical performance (feed intake, milk production and milk fat and protein production) of dairy cattle was studied with 18 Holstein cows in each of two feeding trials (both a 3 × 3 Latin square design).

Matsuzaka is well known in Japan for its production of beef cattle, and mulberries are grown for sericulture (silkworm raising).

Most of the rest of the state is rangeland and is used in the livestock-ranching industry for the production of beef cattle and sheep.

The Charolais breed, which originated in the Charolais region of France, has become quite popular in the United States for crossing on the British breeds for production of market cattle.

Before 1972 the government had established producers' cooperatives, which collected and processed most of the rice crop (at prices that were bitterly resented by the peasants); state farms, intended to increase the commercial production of rice, cattle, coffee, oil palm, cotton, and silk; a rural development program; and a national consumers' cooperative with retail shops located in most towns.