Sentence examples for rise of cattle from inspiring English sources

In Ireland the growth of tower houses during the 15th century mirrors the rise of cattle herding and the resulting wealth that this brought to many of the lesser lords in Ireland.

That predates the Texas revolution and was reinforced by the rise of the cattle kingdom and the oil booms".

But it was also a result of the rising cost of cattle intestines in Switzerland, where farmers were increasingly unwilling to clean the innards of their slaughtered cattle for the sausage industry.

A shift from grazing to forage production on cropland combined with rising numbers of cattle and pigs but declining sheep and goat numbers point to livestock intensification (Fig. S4a and b).

The culls are intended to curb the rise of tuberculosis in cattle in England, which saw more than 26,000 cattle slaughtered in 2013.

He talked about the price of cattle.

Vaccinating badgers to curb the rise of tuberculosis in cattle would cost less than culling them, according to a new analysis of the government's own data.

But revised rules for the night-time shoots, aimed at curbing the rise of tuberculosis in cattle, have been criticised as being weaker and independent scientific analysis of the cull has been removed.

The environment secretary, Owen Paterson, who argues the cull is an essential part of stemming the rise of tuberculosis in cattle, said: "I am not moving anything – the badgers are moving the goalposts.

The culls, aimed at curbing the rise of tuberculosis in cattle, were dismissed by senior scientists as "mindless" before they started and have provoked huge public opposition since, and led to ministers losing a vote in the House of Commons.

The princess royal waded into the controversy over the badger cull by claiming that gassing the animals was the most humane way of tackling the rise of tuberculosis in cattle.