Sentence examples for this husbandry from inspiring English sources

This husbandry practice- as seen in most parts of Africa- gives plenty of opportunity for disease transmission and still the prevalence in small ruminant was very low.

This renders, to our knowledge, the first study to achieve this and thus giving the opportunity to study physiological responses to this type of husbandry conditions.

This is lazy husbandry.

It is this commitment to husbandry and sense of place that excites Stephen Harris from the Michelin-starred Sportsman in nearby Seasalter (you can see his pub from the farm).

Lard-type hog production is widespread in the Mediterranean region [ 1- 6]: this semi-extensive husbandry is mostly concentrated in a few farms, with a production of between 20 40 hogs per week, slaughtered at a final body weight of between 125 135 kg [ 7].

Poultry categories considered in the analysis were farm chickens (including broilers and layer hens), native chickens, farm ducks (including meat and layer ducks), free-grazing ducks (domestic ducks raised in the open in flocks of >1,000 birds for egg production and, to a lesser extent, for meat; see Discussion for a more detailed description of this type of husbandry), cocks, and other poultry.

As has been the case with other human infectious diseases disseminated by the industrialization of animal husbandry, this outbreak of diphyllobothriasis could have been prevented by use of existing information, including that concerning the endemic nature of diphyllobothriasis in the lakes of southern Chile and its transmission by raw fish.

"What some are showing is a disservice to the American consumer because it is not accurate and it does not in any way represent beef production systems or animal husbandry in this country," Mark Thomas, the association's vice president for marketing, said.

The report from October addresses this in more detail, but generally the government must be wary that it doesn't fall behind other countries or private companies in its husbandry of this nascent technology.

Among the Sahrawi, the recovery began with small livestock (goats and sheep) and it was only after the mid-1990s this this evolved into camel husbandry.

On the other hand, it contributes to the fragmentation of mobile herding territories, despite the fact that this kind of livestock husbandry has proven its environmental efficiency.