Sentences with phrase «ruminants grazing»

Fayose had, while signing the «prohibition of cattle and other Ruminants Grazing in Ekiti 2016» into law on Monday, said any herdsman, caught with any form of weapons while grazing his cattle in any part of the state, would be arrested and charged with terrorism.

The law titled, «Prohibition of Cattle and Other Ruminants Grazing in Ekiti, 2016,» criminalises grazing in some places within the state and outside certain period in the day.

Letting ruminants graze is a better system, some argue.

Not exact matches

Let's consider further the diet of the goat and other ruminants, such as cows and sheep: they're able to obtain all their nutrition by grazing on grasses and other forage.

But 10,000 years ago, after observing the ruminants, we domesticated grazing grasses.

With all these bacteria in common with ruminants, perhaps we really are meant to graze.

Tripe is the stomach of ruminant (grazing) animals including sheep, bison, cows and venison.

Green tripe, in its raw, natural state, is the stomach lining of ruminant or grazing animals such as cattle, sheep, bison and oxen.

Small ruminants like sheep and goats are especially vulnerable to the effects of intestinal parasites, because the worm burden increases quickly on the close - grazed pastures on which these animals are raised.

In 2010, the National Organic Program specified new regulations about ruminant production, stating that at least 30 % of dry matter intake must be provided from grazing pasture or from «residual forage» cut and laying in pasture during the grazing season [28].

A healthy pasture needs grasses, herbs, legumes and periodic grazing animals — shut out the ruminants, or stock heavily and continuously, and you will get weeds and desert.

Grazing ruminant animals with their emission products have always been part of healthy grasslands.

Mobs of grazing ruminants have been roaming the grasslands since cave - man days.