Sentence examples for sources of fodder from inspiring English sources

In all landscapes the main productive roles of live fences were to divide pastures and serve as barriers to animal movement, although they were also sources of fodder, firewood, timber and fruit.

The cattle were raised for an average of 18 months, but because of variation in dietary sources of fodder (see below), we assumed (conservatively) that cattle consumed fodder from the FP for only 6 months.

Yentob's expenses claims have been a rich source of fodder for the media.

The web's billions of pages provided a vast new source of fodder for the world's humming printers.

Ten monochromatic paintings in earthy hues are van Woert's nod to 19th-century landscape painting in the American West, an unexpected source of fodder for an aesthetic that's far from romantic.

Practising LSMA in Butana is an emerging trend among these pastoral groups which consider LSMA as source of fodder production.

Pollution of this lake is of grave concern that it is a dwelling place for many birds and is a source of fodder for animals.

The valley's trees are the main source of building materials and firewood for local inhabitants as well as the only available source of fodder for their animals during the dry season.

Overall, increased levels of cactus pear in the diet of these sheep favours a high digestibility of nutrients, improves the quality of forage, reduces the voluntary intake of water, and thus represents an important source of fodder and water reserves for use in semiarid regions.

Reports from different regions emphasize the critical role of trees as a source of fodder (i.e. Etienne 1996 for the Mediterranean area in Western Europe, Paterson et al. 1998 and Faye et al. 2010 for Africa, Thapa et al. 1997 for Asia, Solorio Sanchez and Solorio Sanchez 2002 for Central America).

He went out shopping and for food and such, yes, often covered, disfigured from surgeries to make him NOT look like his father (the general consensus is Michael did all the surgery to make sure he did not look like Joe and to make sure that the things Joe used to pick on like his wide nose or lips would never be the source of fodder for him again).