In order to better understand grasses, the small annual grass, B. distachyon, was used here as a research model from which we can translate results to the improvement of crops for efficient biofuel production [ 54].
There were instances where people moved their settlements closer to the conservancy boundaries so livestock were able to better access grass within conservancies (KII 33).
In the Mbale area, nestled next to the extinct volcano of Mount Elgon near the Kenyan border, Kirya says there have been talks about building a cultural center and circumcision museum, opening up new restaurants, and to spruce up the Mutoto grounds with better grass and landscaping to bring in visitors year-round.
Well, it helps your crops grow to their potential, it provides better grass for our cattle and it's cheaper to use the product that nature is already providing.
Peoples of the Western Steppe therefore tended to migrate westward along the steppe, seeking better grass and milder temperatures, whenever political conditions allowed them to do so.
No cars also means a good air quality, better grass and wildflowers, purer air to breathe for all, animals and humans alike.
Twin lambs need to stay longer in the valleys while their mothers gain sustenance from the better grass, so they can yield the extra milk needed.
"Better grass means better cattle and better milk and better nutrition".
While California has more sunshine, New England has better grass -- the finest pastureland in the country, some say.
All of that produces more and better grass, which then feeds the herds the next time they migrate across the land.
