Sentence examples for reared cattle from inspiring English sources

We reared cattle together.

For example, traditionally Tutsis, who reared cattle, were thought to drink more milk than Hutus, who were farmers.

This study indicated that the Borana community of Northern Kenya had recently diversified their livestock; they now reared cattle, camels, goats and sheep.

However, given that extensively reared cattle must conform to acceptable ranges of carbon footprint in the future, there is a need to develop an inexpensive method to determine how much greenhouse gas (GHG) is emitted by such breeds.

Therefore, the lower level of copper in the outdoor reared cattle observed in this study could contribute to some extent to the functional differences in immune cells.

All households were inspected to assess the type and condition of latrine, status of the compound, absence or presence of refuse dumps, soiling of the compound and whether the home reared cattle.

You're rearing cattle, you're feeding people.

The climate is similar, too perfect for rearing cattle that provide juicy steaks.

The community of peasant farmers that has lived off this land for generations rearing cattle, pigs and chickens as well as producing cheese will soon be forced from their homes with nowhere to go.

The combination of the early potential exposure and longer life span meant the meat trade in Leicestershire was rearing cattle that were more likely to be incubating BSE, and whose meat was a greater danger to humans.

"You learn about different ways of doing things, from rearing cattle to growing plants," says Tom .Owen King and Harry Taylor-Page, both 14, and George Packham, 13, had been to pick up eight British Lop piglets – and successfully corralled an escapee who wasn't keen on getting into the trailer.