herd of livestockの例文

• They had a similar culture based on maintaining herds of livestock.
• Agricultural fields lie abandoned; militia bands have pilfered herds of livestock.
• It is supposedly named for the herds of livestock formerly kept there.
• Stock Island was supposedly named for herds of livestock formerly kept there.
• These Khoikhoi tribes had large herds of livestock and were willing to engage in trade with the Dutch.
• Grazing resources are so scarce this year that many farmers find it hard to keep their herds of livestock.
• Thousands of miners heading to the goldfields and drovers with large herds of livestock crossed the 49th parallel after 1858.
• They started moving by wagons and taking large herds of livestock, with many Basters trying to reach the mountains.
• Watching over the herd of livestock is livestock manager Gordon Claassen, who oversees the 500 plus head of cattle.
• In the 18th century, the Spanish reported the Navajos'maintaining large herds of livestock and cultivating large crop areas.
• In nomadic pastoralism, herds of livestock are moved from place to place in search of pasture, fodder, and water.
• When Barbary stags and gazelles became scarce in the Atlas Mountains Barbary lions preyed on herds of livestock that were carefully tended.
• The family began to be prosperous and by 1862 had no debt, a home on, and a herd of livestock.
• The most important type of property was farmland, producing grain, fruit, or wine, or supporting herds of livestock.
• The drought has killed entire herds of livestock, destroyed fields and orchards and forced people to migrate in search of food and water.
• Afghanistan's war-ruined economy has been further shattered by the drought, which killed entire herds of livestock and ravaged crops.
• During the summer months large herds of livestock are taken northwards from the Rapti Zone by Kham Magar people for grazing in surrounding pastureland.
• Two years of summer droughts followed by cold, snowy winters have wreaked havoc on the herds of livestock that are they mainstay of Mongolia's economy.
• Mostly women, small children and elderly men, the refugees arrived here in Namibia not only with their tattered blankets and rusting pots but with their herds of livestock.
• The state's fish farmers plan to seek aid from a U . S . Department of Agriculture program that compensates farmers for herds of livestock lost to illness.