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One who, or that which, feeds.
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"They would just fly to bush, back to feeder, and that was about it.
They leap from snowbank to porch to feeder, and stuff their cheek pouches with chickadee feed.
For the next 60 years, road improvements were essentially confined to city streets or to feeder roads to railheads.
For example, several other global banks sold investment vehicles that tracked Mr. Madoff's performance, and some smaller banks provided services to "feeder funds" that channeled investments into Mr. Madoff's funds.
The easiest way to do this is to farm the players out to feeder clubs in Benelux or Scandinavian countries, where they can acquire a passport after a brief period of residency, and then be available to move to the UK.
The feeders have been sorted according to feeder size.
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The three common operations are farrow-to-finish, farrow-to-feeder, and feeder-to-market.
Farrow-to-feeder operations have the highest labour requirements, and many producers specialize in this part of the production cycle.
During the same period, operations have become larger and more specialized; the number and production share of farrow-to-finish operations has declined, while the shares of operations that are farrow-to-wean, wean-to-feeder, and feeder-to-finish have increased (McBride and Key 2013).
On farrow-to-feeder farms sampling was similar to farrow-to-finish farms except two pooled samples were collected from weaning pigs.
Our sample of 161 sow herds consisted of 3 herd types: 45.3% were farrow-to-finish, 42.9% were farrow-to-wean, and 11.8% were farrow-to-feeder operations.
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