herd managementの例文

• Common systems rely on the use of computers and special herd management software.
• Land and herd management seemed to be where most landowners could have an impact.
• The BLM has established Herd Management Areas to determine where and how many animals will be sustained.
• Herd management includes not adding pigs carrying influenza to herds that have not been exposed to the virus.
• Since the late 19th century it imposes the use of shepherd dogs for herd management of the Pyrenees.
• Many here see hunting as a method of herd management, a role that predators like wolves used to fill.
• Researchers are attempting to eradicate the disease through vaccinations and herd management measures, which are expected to be successful.
• They demand detailed measures to eradicate the mad cow disease in Britain through stricter production, hygiene and herd management procedures.
• In return, its partners agreed to lift the ban gradually provided Britain observes strict sanitary measures and better herd management.
• For herd management purposes, TPWD conducts controlled deer hunting by a limited number of hunters during a few weekends each season.
• Pursuant to the 1978 amendments to the herd management areas ( HMAs ) where feral horses were permitted to live on federal land.
• The PMWHR is the only Herd Management Area ( a BLM area managed for feral horses and / or burros ) in Montana.
• Monsanto said the economic success of BST depends on factors such as herd management, the cost of feed and the market for milk.
• When you're processing 100 pounds a week, about 8, 500 snails, that's a lot of herd management.
• It also wants burro population inventories and information on how much damage burros are doing to wildlife habitat in the various herd management areas.
• Pursuant to the 1978 amendments, BLM established 209 " herd management areas " ( HMAs ) where feral horses existed on federal land.
• While many European cattle breeds probably evolved from domesticated Near East ancestors, their genetics were heavily influenced by different herd management approaches across Europe.
• Mastitis is a common bacterial disease on dairy farms and is generally caused by inadequately cleaning milking equipment or other herd management problems, Sundlof said.
• The cattle industry in the area has increased the market quality of the nation's cattle through improvements in herd management and adaptations to changing consumer demands.