Sentence examples for ranching area from inspiring English sources

Tres Rios is a farming and ranching area, as well as a vacation retreat for Rio residents.

A third community that has enacted a bag ban, Fort Stockton, is in an oil and ranching area in remote West Texas.

T. cruzi and T. evansi infections were evaluated by parasitological and serological methods in one preserved and one cattle ranching area.

Among the Australians in Bali were players and supporters of the Rugby Club of Forbes, a wheat and sheep ranching area of 8,500 people 200 miles northwest of here.

Kalgan's proximity to the ranching area and the rich coal and iron mines in its vicinity meant the rapid growth of coal mining, metallurgical, machine-making (mostly mining machines), and power industries.

The role of the small mammal fauna in the transmission cycle of both trypanosomes species seems to be distinct according to land use since we found a broad range of T. evansi infected hosts in the preserved area in contrast to cattle ranching area and a half number of the rodents species infected with T. cruzi in unpreserved in comparison to protect area.

"Organized crime and drug traffickers have usurped large swaths of protected land amid a vacuum left by the state, and are creating de facto ranching areas," Mr. Álvarez said.

About half of the entire population live in the far north, roughly 15percentt in the commercial ranching areas north and south of Windhoek, 10percentt in central and southern ex-black homelands, more than 10percentt in Greater Windhoek, and the remainder in coastal towns and inland mining towns.

Human expansion in our study areas will compete with jaguars for the availability of food resources through hunting and increase the potential for human-wildlife conflicts in ranching areas (Rumiz et al. 2012).

Driven by rapidly increasing human population numbers, large swaths of species-rich tropical and temperate forests, as well as prairies, grasslands, and wetlands, have been converted to species-poor agricultural and ranching areas.

By the mid-1970s there was sporadic but endemic rabies throughout most of Namibia, generally with dog and human rabies in the more populous north, jackal and cattle rabies in the central ranching areas and sporadic canid or mongoose rabies in the arid sheep farming areas of the south [ 1, 8].