Sentence examples for routine farming from inspiring English sources

While traditional experimental small plot designs are useful for investigating many aspects of cotton production, on a large scale, like an entire commercial field, they are difficult to implement because of routine farming operations and topographical variability.

The neighborhood has embraced it, giving the place a confidence and sparkle that take it well beyond the routine farm-to-table tropes.

CONNECTICUT'S first Farm-to-Chef Harvest Celebration Week, starting Sept. 26, came about in response to a simple statement that Kevin Cottle, a longtime practitioner of cooking with locally produced foods, made at a routine Farm-to-Chefplanning session.

They were naïve to cognitive testing, and had had no pretraining or handling before they came to us (other than routine farm practice).

Consequently, some submissions misclassified as diagnostic submissions were actually associated with routine farm monitoring and not part of a disease investigation.

A total of 155 E. coli isolates from acute bovine mastitis was collected during routine farm calls by the ambulatory clinic of the University of Helsinki.

Cows with clinical mastitis (166 mastitic quarters) caused by S. aureus treated by veterinarians of the Ambulatory Clinic of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine during routine farm calls were included.

During the first half of the twentieth century, the program emphasized a stringent test and slaughter strategy of control, involving systematic and routine farm-to-farm area wide testing of cattle using the tuberculin skin test and the slaughter of all reactors [ 7]-[ 9].

In the European Union, maximum residue limits (MRLs) were fixed in bovine milk for 16 β-lactam compounds, ranging from 4 to 125 μg kg−1 (European Commission 2009; European Union 2010), and in many countries inhibitory substances are screened in routine in farm milk samples as part of the regulatory quality programme.

All procedures were approved by the National Guidelines for Animal Experimentation and the Danish Animal Experimental Ethics Committee, and all sampling was restricted to routine on-farm procedures that did not cause any inconvenience or stress to the animals and hence no specific permissions was required.

Here life is defined and ordered by the daily routines of farm life and nature's larger seasonal rhythms of renewal and decay.