Sentence examples for rearing industry from inspiring English sources
By the 1860s the duck rearing industry began to move out of Aylesbury into the surrounding towns and villages, and the industry in Aylesbury itself began to decline.
Contamination of Aylesbury's soil by years of duck rearing, and new public health legislation which ended many traditional practices, caused the decline of the duck rearing industry in the Duck End, and by the 1890s the majority of Aylesbury ducks were raised in the villages rather than the town itself.
However, Africa does not have the same density of either humans or poultry that is found in Asia, and Nigeria uniquely in Africa—has a developed poultry-rearing industry with big farms on which it is much easier to detect and control outbreaks of avian flu.Another area of concern is Azerbaijan, where the authorities are said to have been slow to take precautionary measures.
South Africa has a small aquaculture industry rearing mussels, oysters, prawns, and abalone the latter two in land-based facilities.
The country has a small aquaculture industry rearing some 6,000 t of mussels, oysters, prawns, and abalone the latter two in land-based facilities.
Ms. Pascal acknowledges that she was reared in the industry when money from DVDs was flooding in.
Partly, it's because the wine industry reared a nation of chardonnay drinkers who find it easy to transfer their allegiance to white Burgundy once they understand that it, too, is made from chardonnay.
The city is an important economic center for commerce, industry, and livestock rearing.
Moving further back in the venue, talking increases with the majority of chatter in the rear by industry professionals and those who don't like the show.
The white veal industry is specialized in rearing calves from different breed and origin on a low-iron milk powder diet.
But after failing to make it work, it eventually fell back on taxing goods coming in to port.Still infantsThe EU's critics argue that the ACP countries need to retain some shelter behind which they can rear their infant industries, as the East Asian tigers did before them.
