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91. Losses in livestock, crops and property were estimated to total A$300,000,000.

92. Their long-term survival is seriously in jeopardy, not from felling for timber or further agricultural clearance, but from livestock grazing.

93. The practices of livestock owners had not changed significantly with the spread of veterinary services and they too required more land.

94. Farmers may even switch their pattern of production in order to minimize the risks - from arable to intensive livestock farming, for example.

95. Time allowed 00:17 Read in studio A farmer has denied breaking a fifteen year ban on keeping livestock.

96. Its passengers swing around like boxed chickens in the back of a livestock lorry on a mountain pass.

97. It is absolutely true that many forms of modern, intensive livestock production are extremely inefficient.

98. Some incorporated timber-framed lean-to houses,[http://sentencedict.com] and the central open space could accommodate livestock.

99. The years of central planning had already produced food shortages in a country where livestock outnumber people by about 12 to one.

100. Foot-and-mouth has already cost ￡51million in lost sales of livestock.

101. Mr Ugas is trying to determine the health of the last livestock in Ogaden-the camels.

102. The outbreak will impose further hardships on an industry badly hit by BSE in cattle and plummeting livestock prices.

103. Friends of his had moved west to make fortunes now that livestock was shipped by railroad from the great range to Chicago.

104. Small livestock farmers have gone to the wall in their thousands.

105. Populations of wild game ran for cover, and were subsequently replaced by domesticated livestock.

106. Adjoudji Hamadjoda, Minister of Livestock, was assigned temporary responsibility for the ministry.

107. Restriction of livestock with similar variations is also a frequent negative element in combinations of conservation techniques.

108. For example[Sentencedict.com], in temperate areas there should be an annual rotation of pasture with other livestock or crops.

109. The course aims to develop the technical knowledge and ability to make decisions about appropriate methods and strategies for livestock development.

110. Livestock too present many dangers with one farmer being killed when his Simmental bull attacked him.

111. At a rodeo in Billings, organizers offer literature defending their treatment of livestock to counter animal-rights objections.

112. You are carrying on a business if you sell or barter any of the livestock or their produce.

113. But to Escondido resident Waller and others, horses are much more than mere livestock, they are members of the family.

114. Those included increased monitoring for Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and a review of livestock practices, which led to the new proposal.

115. Livestock sales are down 1%, while turnover on dairy farms could fall by up to 10%.

116. However, provisional results from the November livestock census show contraction was negligible.

117. I avoid fields used for livestock, sticking to the arable field edges and woods.

118. The livestock being killed are a ritual sacrifice to the gods of global markets.

119. A total of 89 licences have been granted to abattoirs to start slaughtering livestock and another 150 have applied for the licence.

120. There was money to be made caring for and feeding the travelers, repairing their wagons, buying and selling them livestock.