Sentence examples for wet forages from inspiring English sources

Despite the low level of infection, care (regular deworming, full implementation of hygiene on the farm, supply of dried rather than wet forages to animals, and others) should be taken to expel these parasites from farms because some species such as T. retortaeformis are known to cause serious damages in the intestinal mucosa of the host [ 31].

In fact, the decline in wet weight forage quantity around the transitionary season (between August and November) provides a good rationale for pastoral mobility.

At the landscape level, KRAs took different forms based on forage availability during the dry season but generally occurred in locations of the landscape with aseasonal water availability and/or difficult to access areas during wet season forage abundance.

More often than not, camels tend to be selective in their diet during the wet season when forage is plentiful (Amin et al. 2011) but become indiscriminate in their forage choices during the dry seasons (Amin et al. 2011; McLeod and Pople 2008) due to forage scarcity.

Puckered skin gives a better grip and may have helped our ancestors uproot wet plants when foraging for food, or be more sure-footed in a slippery, wet environment, they say.

Six representative (2 kg) subsamples were taken from the Wet and Dry forage piles and ensiled immediately (Prompt).

In tropical ecosystems food resource acquisition is likely to be much less constraining during the wet season when forage is of higher quality and availability.

There have been studies that looked at the relationship between dry yield and wet yield in forage crops, where there is an indirect relationship (Conaghan et al. 2008), but there is no comparable research for horticultural crops, with the exception of the tomato in which the amount of soluble solids is of paramount importance for processing tomato compared to fresh market tomato (Bai and Pim 2007).

The ruff forages in wet grassland and soft mud, probing or searching by sight for edible items.

The results showed the respondents covered 6.2 and 23.5 km in search of forage for wet and dry seasons, respectively.

The differences between wet and dry season forage quantity are attributable to variation in rainfall over the seasons.