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(181) The grazing behavior was affected by the plant phenology of the plant species, the component in one patch according to the diet depth of sheep.

(182) This could be achieved by changing the way we graze cattle and by adding more grazing animals in regions that currently have none, according to advocates Tony Lovell and Bruce Ward.

(183) Experts say will tational rotational grazing like this is extremely important for marginal land.

(184) The Second Industrial Revolution provided a rare historical opportunity for the development of its grazing industry.

(185) Now we have a Dock! Let us build Transports, then set sail for Thessaly. We will know our destination by the goats grazing there.

(186) Poors Courts have broad barred camels from greasing grazing in national parks.

(187) The diel variability of chlorophyll A maximum was obvious and may be related to zooplankton grazing.

(188) Wild grazing animals in Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve are steadily disappearing,(Sentence dictionary) a study has found.

(189) The Leopard Tortoise Stigmochelys (Geochelone) pardalis is a large grazing species that favors semi-arid (not dry), thorny to grassland habitats.

(190) Grazing intensity and resource availability can affect the compensatory growth of defoliated plants.

(191) Sometimes it shake it from its cute little white tail when it grazing It was a long thin ear, followed by shaking up!

(192) The distribution and expansion of Rumex nepalensis was affected by local traditional grazing regimes.

(193) But using marginalland marginal land for grazing a as simple as it might sound.

(194) I saw some cows and ship grazing in the verdant pasture.

(195) Two problems has been solved of inserting the intracavity etalon and of selecting the optimal blazed grating and its orders at grazing incidence.

(196) In this paper, the effect of grazing on biomass and seed production of nature Zoysia japonica pasture and that of feeding on live stock were analyzed.

(197) Results showed that Alpaca enjoyed grazing Graminaceae most, and proportion of Graminaceae was biggest in the feedstuff, which average amount could exceed 70%.

(198) The economical benefit of planting it is more than planting trees and grazing on sand hill land. It is a good cash plant and sand fixation plant...

(199) Grazing not only directly affects above ground part of grass communities and grassland soil, also indirectly influences underground productivity and material turnover.

(200) The sheep were 18 contentedly 19 grazing and Aaron took a deep breath of the 20 loamy scented air.

(201) German and Czech researchers have discovered that cows tend to align themselves in a north-south direction when grazing or resting.

(202) That you can turn your back on Kenya and go live on some terraformed planetoid, just because you want to wake up to the sight of a handful of animals grazing.

(203) Photograph by Brent Stirton – After a day of grazing in the surrounding desert, a herd of sheep and goats follow their owner to his home on the edge of Timbuktu.

(204) Lawsuits involving property rights and farming and grazing rights increased markedly.

(205) That means fewer free-range cattle and sheep grazing in bucolic pastures and more animals, especially chickens, packed into feedlots or high-density enclosures.

(206) Reducing But using marginal land for grazing is not a as simple as soil might sound.

(207) In conclusion, both readily available nitrogen and soil bulk density are sensitive to grazing levels, and can be used in quantitative determination of grassland succession under utilization.

(208) These mumbers members of the leguim legume family provide high protein food for grazing animals.

(209) However, smooth bromegrass showed over-compensatory growth under all the different grazing intensities in this experiment, indication that smooth bromegrass is a species of high grazing tolerance.

(210) The plant community dynamic change of Potentilla fruticosa shrubs under grazing and enclosure were studied.