One of his first brushes with American movies was «Red River,» starring John Wayne and Montgomery Clift
as cattle drivers.
Can the wild Texas chilipiquins fight rabies,
as the cattle drivers believed?
The cardigan Welsh corgi is a smaller dog that was once used
as a cattle driver, farm guard and vermin hunter.
Not exact matches
Cattle ranching has been the primary
driver of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon,
as huge swaths of rainforest are cleared to make way for agriculture.
Yes, the
drivers of ethanol, soy and
cattle are well documented, but
as is our habit, we tempt much worse:
The breed began cross breeding with others
as they became good
cattle drivers.
The Bouvier des Flandres, also known
as the Flanders
Cattle Dog, the Belgian Cattle Dog, the Koehond («cow dog»), the Toucheur de Boeuf («cattle driver»), the Pic («cattle drover»), the Vuilbaard («dirty beard») or simply the Bouvier, is a large, rough - coated breed with its origins in Flanders, an area that covers parts of Belgium, France and the Nether
Cattle Dog, the Belgian
Cattle Dog, the Koehond («cow dog»), the Toucheur de Boeuf («cattle driver»), the Pic («cattle drover»), the Vuilbaard («dirty beard») or simply the Bouvier, is a large, rough - coated breed with its origins in Flanders, an area that covers parts of Belgium, France and the Nether
Cattle Dog, the Koehond («cow dog»), the Toucheur de Boeuf («
cattle driver»), the Pic («cattle drover»), the Vuilbaard («dirty beard») or simply the Bouvier, is a large, rough - coated breed with its origins in Flanders, an area that covers parts of Belgium, France and the Nether
cattle driver»), the Pic («
cattle drover»), the Vuilbaard («dirty beard») or simply the Bouvier, is a large, rough - coated breed with its origins in Flanders, an area that covers parts of Belgium, France and the Nether
cattle drover»), the Vuilbaard («dirty beard») or simply the Bouvier, is a large, rough - coated breed with its origins in Flanders, an area that covers parts of Belgium, France and the Netherlands.
Such an adjustment could also consider the international market
drivers of biodiversity loss, such
as China's demand for soy (mainly
as cattle feed) driving biodiversity loss in Brazil's Cerrado, a biodiversity hotspot of conservation priority (Strassburg et al. 2017).
As the current land area used for Brazilian sugar cane is approximately 8 — 9 million ha, and the land used for cattle pasture is 180 — 200 million ha, we don't have to worry about Brazilian biofuel development as a specific driver for removal of the Amazon rainfores
As the current land area used for Brazilian sugar cane is approximately 8 — 9 million ha, and the land used for
cattle pasture is 180 — 200 million ha, we don't have to worry about Brazilian biofuel development
as a specific driver for removal of the Amazon rainfores
as a specific
driver for removal of the Amazon rainforest.
The biggest
driver behind these «land use changes,»
as the climate change folks call them, is the expansion of pasture for
cattle, feed crops for livestock, and oil palm for processed foods and biofuels.
There have even been ones showing how
cattle ranching has overtaken soy
as a
driver of deforestation.