Sentences with phrase «cattle grazing»

Normally, the fully operational farm quietly harvests various tropical fruits, and lets herds of cattle graze on the damp, lush Hawaiian grass.

Long story short, on a drive to take his cousin somewhere, they come across a beautiful scene of cattle grazing on a hillside with the sun setting in the background.

Glorious views of contented cattle grazing in fields ringed by blue mountains.

In the U.S., for example, huge areas in the West are managed by the Bureau of Land Management and leased to ranchers for cattle grazing for fees that are below market rate and way below what they would need to be to account for their environmental impact.

Vergemont, a 352,590 - hectare cattle grazing property near Longreach in central Queensland, has been listed for sale by the Bode family.

This is a working landscape where cattle grazing exists in harmony with hikers and wildlife watchers.

EID News - news release, Elevated radionuclide levels found in cattle grazing near uranium mines & mills, June 17, 1986.

Already facing challenges as the prairies — and prairie dog colonies (a favorite food item)-- are converted to agricultural and cattle grazing fields, Audubon's climate model now projects a significant shift (only 6 % remaining stable) and reduction (by 84 %) of summer climate space for this species.

We've been sounding the tocsin, warning that Sudan's contested region of Abyei is highly combustible, due to unresolved issues, such as cattle grazing rights and oil revenue sharing.

Bracco, a 4634 acre (1875 hectares) cattle grazing farm near Roma in south - west Queensland, has sold under the hammer for $ 4.575 million, indicating a 20 per cent uplift in values in the sector over the past 12 months.

Greener pastures may help the $ 12m sale of Clifton, a 16,000 - hectare cattle grazing property in the Rockhampton region.

«Working in public affairs, I've been able to learn about everything from cattle grazing to policy to GIS.

Vanderbilt University researchers have found a genetic mutation that causes pulmonary hypertension in cattle grazed at high altitude, and which leads to a life - threatening condition called brisket disease.

Bundy and 16 other defendants face 16 felony counts in connection with a 2014 armed standoff with federal agents over cattle grazing on federal land east of Las Vegas.

Far out on Long Island, in the tiny village of Springs, with the ocean as background and in close contact with open, tree - studded fields where cattle graze peacefully, Jackson Pollock lives and paints.

It's not often you see a sewage processing lagoon so close to an airport, but this home next to the main runway also has the misfortune of methane - producing cattle grazing right beside it, on tumbleweed moisturized by those very waters.

If we stopped letting cattle graze on federal land and allowed the vegetation there to naturally regrow, we'd save on emissions from lowered beef production and increase the capacity of the land to serve as a carbon sink.

MillerCoors is giving out about $ 700,000 to landowners in the Trinity River Basin that use strategies that reduce erosion and runoff, such as restoring native plants and rotating cattle grazing, according to Trinity Waters, a non-profit conservation group.

Hungry mobs ransacked a food collection center, and a supermarket in Venezuela's western Andean state of Merida on Thursday and reportedly even slaughtered cattle grazing in a field as unrest over food shortages spread through the country.

He also claimed the killings were done to intimidate the state government to repeal a controversial ban on open cattle grazing implemented in November, which Fulani herders have complained targets them unfairly.

Another part of the overall portfolio which may draw interest is Retreat Station, a 142,601 hectare sheep and cattle grazing operation near the Channel Country in south - west Queensland.

Melbourne construction boss Matthew Vaughan has bought one of Victoria's top beef cattle grazing properties, Terangaville, near Yea in the Goulburn Valley.

One of SA's prized sheep and cattle grazing stations, Mount Schanck, has been listed for sale for the first time in its near - 200 year history.

For the majority of their lives our Black Angus cattle graze on lush pasture land throughout the mid-west.

«They seem to be concerned about cattle grazing and erosion.»

There must have been 150 buffaloes in the herd, and from where we were they looked like cattle grazing in a meadow.

The Speaker, Ekiti House of Assembly, Mr Kola Oluwawole, said on Friday that members passed the bill controlling cattle grazing in order to safeguard the lives and property of the residents.

Edo residents, under the Amalgamation of Concerned Edo Professionals, Students and Civil Society, have staged a protest against the proposal by the state House of Assembly to establish a nomadic cattle grazing law.

He said, «Our constitution does not recognise cattle colony, it recognises cattle ranches and cattle grazing reserves.

Bello said the FCT Administration had moved a step further by identifying new grazing reserves that would cater for cattle grazing requirements.

When cattle graze the desert's natural landscape, birds face changes in food availability — and some species are unable to adapt.

While studying their diversity at conserved forests and cattle grazing sites across the mountains of Mexico, the researchers found some new species of dung beetles.

Kawauchi writes: «Through 1,300 years of field burning, human ritual has sustained a beautiful meadow, which cattle graze on, and people in turn receive a bounty from the cattle — an interconnected chain.

Cattle grazing alone has been the cause of the destruction of countless forests.

Unfazed, the cows follow a lead to find a large herd of cattle grazing outside of town.

Therefore, this score or rank was applied to all fixes, grazed or not, and the actual impacts of cattle grazing considered as the difference in this variable's strength between the destocked zone and outside.

Highlights of the trip include smoko at the station homestead, scenic views of the escarpment along the Newcastle Range, cave exploring, insights into cattle grazing, fishing for sooty grunter.

Torbay has much to offer the visitor, whether it is the grandeur of West Cape Howe National Park with its rugged cliffs and magnificent seascapes or the gentle, almost permanently green pastures where dairy cattle graze peacefully.

Amid rich sheep and cattle grazing country, Roma boasts the largest store cattle market in Australia.

The Herero people were the original settlers in this area, and they called the place Otjiwarongo, meaning «place where fat cattle graze».

The Clydesdale horses and Highland cattle grazing in the early mist will refresh your soul.

In my local paper yesterday, the Eureka Times Standard, and also in the NY Times, there were two separate articles discussing the killings of two wild species in favor of protecting cattle grazing pastures.

For the last half century, Allan Savory has promoted the idea that «Holistic Land Management» (or «HLM»)-- or intensive, rotational cattle grazing — can have myriad environmental and economic benefits.

Then, the cleared land is used for agriculture, most often cattle grazing.

Conservationists and ranchers will work together to use cattle grazing, prairie dogs and reseeding to restore the grasslands.

How Cattle Grazing Can Reverse Desertification and Climate Change.

Illegal charcoal burning, intensive cattle grazing and hunting bushmeat have been replaced for some Kenyan communities with tree planting and agricultural intensification programs in the Kasigau Project.

Boal said landowners are interested in reducing juniper because it degrades the quality of land for cattle grazing and also uses a large amount of water.