Sentences with phrase «longer than cattle»

«I found many more benefits: Their lifespan is much longer than cattle, and bison helped the longevity of Native Americans who lived off of them.

Not exact matches

Whereas most regular cattle are harvested between 16 and 18 months of age; most American Wagyu are harvested between 24 and 26 months; and most Kobe beef comes from cattle fed longer than that, up to 4 or 5 years.
«They've had to start much earlier and continue much longer than they would in a typical winter, so right now you've got a lot of cattle ranchers in particular who are trying to figure out how long they can continue to do that, how long that's sustainable and perhaps if they need to market their animals sooner than they would,» he said.
Five to 10 months after birth, the animals» telomeres were significantly longer than the telomeres of normal cattle the same age.
We quickly discovered, however, that the border collie in him tried to herd everything that moved, the Aussie wouldn't leave our sides, and the cattle dog wanted nothing more than to run all day long.
It isn't long of course before they find themselves doing more than herding cattle, as the Germans infiltrate the community to retrieve information and the menfolk fall under the spell of a glamorous journalist (a well - cast Catherine Zeta Jones).
Some cattle can shed Salmonella in their manure for more than a year.2 The pathogen can survive in water or on equipment for long periods of time, as well.
However, you should know that in terms of suffering, animals raised to be food themselves are actually better off than dairy cattle and egg - laying chickens, who live far longer and surely crueler lives as production machines, and still face death at the slaughterhouse when they are too worn out to be worth keeping.
The Australian Cattle Dog (ACD) is stocky with a body that is slightly longer than it is tall.
The Australian cattle dog is a compact dog that has a body that is longer than it is tall and it is recognized for being particularly agile and hardy.
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