Sentence examples for utilization of forage from inspiring English sources

There is little acknowledgment of seasonal variation and differential space time utilization of forage resources by both wildlife and livestock in the few published conservation planning initiatives.

Peri-urban herds are restricted to grazing near settled areas which could lead to over utilization of forage and feed resources.

Cattle grazing was done for one month per year (early June to early July) to achieve 75% utilization of forage vegetation.

When corn silage is fed with alfalfa, increasing the rumen degradable protein (RDP) content in the diet should allow a better utilization of forage energy.

Understanding the factors that determine herbivore distribution will provide insights into how the utilization of forage by herbivores affects and is influenced by the ecosystem and thereby improve our abilities to conserve and manage these systems.

These same constraints are equally relevant to the utilization of forage by ruminants.

Hence, identification of those plant cell wall components that resist rumen digestion is vital for developing effective and efficient additives that improve the utilization of forages by ruminants.

In the first episode of cladogenesis, competition for trophic resources resulted in the differentiation of trophic morphology and the diversification of the visual system to allow the utilization of different foraging styles.

Although, in principle, higher aspect ratio and tip indices are associated with swifter flight [ 44] and variations in echolocation calls are related to utilization of diverse foraging habitats [ 48], the differences found between M. s. schreibersii and M. s. pallidus are relatively small and the ranges are overlapping.

Because of the utilization of rice for forage and bioethanol production in Japan, the materials used for breeding of high-yielding rice cultivars have changed drastically since the mid-1980s.

Efficiency of forage utilization was estimated similarly as kilograms of DMI per kilogram of gain and kilograms.