Sentence examples for range management system from inspiring English sources

Current range management system in the area has resulted in decline in rangeland condition as noted by many (62%) respondents.

Majority of respondents in both nomadic (64%) and semi nomadic (63%) land-use sites noted presence of a range management system in their area and only 46% in the sedentary land-use area.

In their conception, the defiance would spread to neighboring counties and then across the West, until the BLM's back was broken and the entire federal range management system collapsed.

The Teru and Aura districts are mostly pastoralist settings, and are dominated by a free range management system.

Unlike the pigs in Nigeria, majority of pigs in Mubende district were reared using free or semi free range management systems.

All PCR positive samples from domestic birds were from flocks kept under free-range management system, while all swine positive nasal swabs were from pigs kept under intensive management system (Table  4).

Since in a recent study [ 14], the prevalence of influenza virus in migratory waterfowls was 3.5%, a prevalence of about 1% was estimated for a country regularly visited by migratory waterfowls and in which poultry are on a free-range management system.

As the main input to preparing The State of the World's Forest Genetic Resources would be Country Reports on Forest Genetic Resources, it is proposed that scope of the report be broad, covering forest genetic resources of species used for different purposes and managed or contained in the broad range of management systems.

This study describes patterns of soil test phosphorus (Olsen-P) concentration and variability for undulating/dissected agricultural landscapes in southwestern Manitoba under a range of management systems (no-input organic, organic with manure application, no-till, fertilized and tilled).

This is an important step towards the development of a new generation of forest development simulators that can be applied at the European scale, but that are sensitive to variations in growing conditions and applicable to a wider range of management systems than before.

This is an important step towards the development of a new generation of forest development simulators that can be applied at the European scale, but being sensitive to variations in growing conditions and applicable to a wider range of management systems than before.