Sentence examples for raise swine from inspiring English sources

Radama abolished the traditional trial by ordeal of tangena, in which the guilt or innocence of an accused person was determined based on the outcome of consuming the poison of the tangena nut, and inhabitants of Antananarivo were permitted to raise swine within the city walls, a practice previously forbidden by a fady (taboo) forbidding them from being kept near the royal talismans (sampy).

These colonies commonly raise swine and are relatively isolated from towns and cities.

Of livestock farms that add antibiotics to feed, 24 of 31 farms or 77.4% raise swine.

These low-investment systems are generally favored by swine farmers with few resources or by those who raise swine for a secondary income.

The trailer served as headquarters for the tribe's first attempts at economic development projects, which included raising swine and growing hydroponic lettuce.

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John Horrevorts, experiment coordinator, whose family has long raised swine, said that dozens of such farms had been set up in the Netherlands, though cost still makes it impractical for small piggeries.

As Dave Nelson, the chairman of an Iowa ethanol outfit who also grows corn and raises swine, puts it, "we take the candy bar out of the corn and then feed the rest to the pig".However, though Iowa has lots of pigs, distillers' grains work much better as feed for beef and dairy cows.

Worse -- there were "no statistically significant differences" between "conventionally raised swine and swine raised without antibiotics," reported the researchers.

Of farms that raised swine, 24 of 43 (55.8%) added antibiotics to feed.

Examination of children who lived on farms raising swine and adding antibiotics to feed found that 55.8% (p = 0.013) reported at least one of the four asthma outcomes.