Sentences with phrase «access to pasture for»

But on the other hand, certain dairy processors (not us) have decided that that just means they can have access to pasture for a certain part of their lives, namely, when they are young.

The announcement raises a number of concerns ranging from the steep $ 1 billion dollar price tag to proper management of the lands once transferred to access to the pastures for hunters, riders and naturalists.

Not exact matches

In the U.S., there's simply not access to enough pasture for most cows to graze year - round.»

As consumer demand has increased for Certified Humane products, HFAC realized a need to separate the terms to define farms that had «outdoor access» and create a standard for «Free Range» versus those that were actually «Pasture Raised.»

All outside paddocks allow for access to appropriate pasturing and free range considerations and also provide for animal safety and security.

The government provides subsidized livestock that covers 13 % of the farmers» annual needs, as well as free medicine and vaccines for their animals as well as access to protected pastures.

«Free - range» chicken means that the bird has access to the outside but not necessarily a large pasture for roaming.

She is also the founder of A Campaign for Real Milk, which has as its goal universal access to clean raw milk from pasture - fed animals.

Unfortunately, it is common practice for commercial dairies to keep their cows in confinement with little or no access to pasture.

For example, the guidelines for certified organic beef include — among a number of requirements — access to pasture during a minimum 120 - day grazing season and no growth hormonFor example, the guidelines for certified organic beef include — among a number of requirements — access to pasture during a minimum 120 - day grazing season and no growth hormonfor certified organic beef include — among a number of requirements — access to pasture during a minimum 120 - day grazing season and no growth hormones.

Livestock and milking cows must graze on pasture for at least four months a year, while chickens must have freedom of movement, fresh air, direct sunlight and access to the outside.