I watched some livestock herders getting ready to auction off their livestock.
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It's clear that meat comes from livestock, and livestock is our livelihood in Nebraska.
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It also said economists expect significant decreases in international trade of livestock and livestock products.
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According to the International Livestock Research Institute, pastoralists often lose livestock in periods of drought.
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Livestock: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is again delaying Obama-era rules for livestock and poultry farmers.
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Here's what is happening: Livestock: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is moving forward with new livestock rules.
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Migratory birds can infect livestock birds which then infect other livestock and humans, leading to avian flus in humans.
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"This livestock operator elected to put his livestock directly on top of their den site," he told the paper.
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I tried to hide my liberal parents, who refused to buy me livestock, any livestock, for 6003-H competitions.
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That census was conducted by The Livestock Conservancy, a group dedicated to protecting endangered livestock and poultry breeds from extinction.
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Beef is responsible for 41% of livestock greenhouse gas emissions, and that livestock accounts for 14.5% of total global emissions.
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Livestock: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is loosening the regulations for farmers exporting livestock to countries outside the United States.
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The hogs claim any food set out for livestock, and occasionally eat the livestock as well, especially lambs, kids and calves.
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"The vast majority of my fellow livestock producers believe the livestock industry is best served by the process of free enterprise and free trade," David Clawson, an Englewood rancher and president of the Kansas Livestock Association, told the committee in February.
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"Decades ago, it was men's role to search for pasture for the livestock but of late women are looking after livestock," Kokwai said.
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Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Co (SALIC) signs a $5003 million deal with LT Foods/DAAWAT for investments in agricultural and livestock production.
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You might know beef is responsible for 41% of livestock greenhouse gas emissions, and that livestock accounts for 14.5% of total global emissions.
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Relocation of livestock to private lands not only solves the livestock-wolf problem, but also restores healthy lands that support more deer, elk, and bighorn sheep, and allow livestock-damaged streams to recovery to the benefit of healthy and abundant trout populations.
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All told, beef accounts for about 40 percent of livestock-related greenhouse gas emissions, and livestock accounts for 15 percent of total global emissions.
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Farmers can use their smartphones to remotely monitor their equipment, crops, and livestock, as well as obtain stats on their livestock feeding and produce.
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The International Livestock Research Institute identified Indonesia, besides Myanmar, Nigeria, Peru and Vietnam, as future hot spots for AMR based on livestock intensification patterns.
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Conservationists are concerned about the impact of farming and livestock rearing on protected sites, while pastoralists fear wildlife encroaching on their land and attacking livestock.
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SALIC - Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Co - and RDIF will jointly search for investment projects in the Russian agricultural and livestock industries, the source said.
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Beef alone is responsible for 703% of livestock greenhouse gas emissions, and that livestock accounts for 14.5% of total global emissions, according to the United Nations.
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Beef alone is responsible for 41% of livestock greenhouse gas emissions, and that livestock accounts for 14.5% of total global emissions, according to the United Nations.
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And an analysis of wolf populations and livestock predation in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming showed that wolves actually kill more livestock the year after a cull.
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But even after the first livestock was confirmed killed in early July, no one moved the salt blocks, "and no one moved the livestock," Wielgus said.
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SALIC - Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company - and RDIF will be jointly searching for investment projects in agriculture and livestock industry in Russia, the source added.
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" It's worth noting that Tri-State Livestock News is, according to its About Us page, a trade publication for the livestock industry, and the "growth and success of Tri-State Livestock News is due to the long-term support from the publication's stockmen and agribusiness customer base.
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Livestock markets are also awaiting a U.S. Department of Agriculture grain supply-and-demand report due on Monday, which will offer price direction for livestock feed markets.
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As many as 1.1 million livestock died last winter, and the dzud of 2009-2010, one of the most severe in history, saw 9.7 million livestock deaths.
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To help protect herders from climate-related losses to their livestock, the World Bank in Mongolia launched the world's first index-based livestock insurance scheme in 2005.
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The CCF set up the Livestock Guarding Dog Program, training dogs from their infancy to act as guardians of livestock whilst preventing the loss of cheetah lives.
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Most peasants had no wish to give up their livestock and be herded to giant farms; they began, en masse, to slaughter their livestock and eat it.
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If you love horses, barbecue, and live music, one of the world's largest livestock shows and rodeos, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, is happening from Feb.
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In agriculture, total factor productivity (TFP) is the ratio of agricultural outputs (gross crop and livestock output) to inputs (land, labor, fertilizer, feed, machinery and livestock) (Figure 1).
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More people ate more crops and owned more livestock—like cattle, pigs, goats, and sheep—which meant more poop from that livestock could be used to grow more crops.
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This year, the annual event, hosted by the Livestock Marketing Association since 1963, drew 31 semi-finalists who competed by selling cattle at the Bloomington Livestock Exchange in Wisconsin.
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And at the International Livestock Research Institute in Nairobi, Steve Kemp and his colleagues are considering editing resistance to sleeping sickness, a huge killer of livestock, into African cattle.
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If ranchers want to run their livestock on public lands, they need to accept the infrequent livestock losses as part of the cost of doing business on public lands.
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To top it off, 26 percent of Earth's ice-free land is used for livestock grazing, according to the UN, and 33 percent of croplands are devoted to livestock feed.
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The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is the world's largest livestock show and has hosted performers like Jason Aldean, Beyoncé, Bon Jovi, and most recently Kacey Musgraves and Cardi B.
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Screenshot: Gulf Coast Livestock Auction (Facebook)On April 27, Gulf Coast Livestock Auction is selling off the collector's entire inventory, including two cassowaries, 26 marmosets, five lemurs, and 19 macaws.
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Linked to the startup's data play is the Breedr marketplace, which uses the same livestock data to improve traceability and help farmers sell their livestock to meat processors and retailers.
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The new ban makes exemptions for "livestock," and in the wake of the ruling animals including pigeons and rabbits are being reclassified as livestock to allow their trade to continue.
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About 750 million people in low- and middle-income countries depend on livestock farming, says the International Livestock Research Institute, with the sector accounting for 40 percent of agricultural GDP globally.
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And there are other effects of livestock production: Pasture covers twice the area of cropland around the world, and livestock consume around one-third of all harvested crops, per the study.
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Livestock initiate a cycle in which native perennial bunchgrasses, which are nutritious and preferred by both wildlife and livestock, are killed off and replaced by invasive weeds that colonize disturbed habitats.
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In North Dakota, a family said that one Apex flight looking for eagles' nests there in March stirred panic among livestock that killed two calves, according to Tri-State Livestock News.
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The couple have organized a cooperative with seven other families, with 300 head of livestock, so "everybody can take turns grazing the livestock throughout the year to help conserve the pastures".
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FYI ... we're told there's no livestock on the grounds.
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There is plenty of science showing that wolves and other native wildlife have minimal impacts on livestock operations when the industry takes basic steps to keep their livestock safe using nonlethal methods.
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Ketema believes "it is better to have a smaller flock of healthy livestock that you can rely on as a livelihood, rather than a large number of starving livestock that's hard to maintain".
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Many miss their old lives growing potatoes and raising livestock.
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Few would come visit a world of livestock and dust.
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Our pasture, our livestock, our food, our land -- is vanishing.
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Repeal the authority of Montana's livestock department to slaughter bison.
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Villagers could no longer graze livestock or gather wood there.
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Riders stopping the EPA from enforcing pollution from livestock production.
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Officials also are concerned about the potential impact on livestock.
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Forestry companies tout for business in the local livestock market.
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It's even more feared for the way it attacks livestock.
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The animals fled the Hackettstown Livestock Auction on Wednesday night.
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Livestock belch it out as a byproduct of their digestion.
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The livestock industry is the thorniest problem of grizzly recovery.
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Agricultural production has declined substantially and livestock are suffering too.
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A sign for the "livestock birthing barn" caught my eye.
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Common sources of methane emissions include wetlands and livestock operations.
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Mr. Langlais wanted wildlife and livestock to roam the grounds.
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Penner is a livestock and grain farmer from Butterfield, Minnesota.
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Many affected people have lost their homes, crops, and livestock.
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They also emit way fewer greenhouse gas emissions than livestock.
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And why did they take livestock on board the ship?
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Conservation and science can flourish alongside hunting and livestock grazing.
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Farmers say about 85 percent of their livestock need shelter.
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Farmers asked for investigations into the crops damaged by livestock.
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So far, the livestock has turned in utterly convincing performances.
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They sold their jewelry and livestock to pay their debts.
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Technical buying helped support gains in livestock futures, traders said.
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Another approach is to use holistic grazing practices for livestock.
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Those livestock emissions make up 14.5% of total global emissions.
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By livestock standards, rabbits are relatively clean and quiet, too.
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So many left their livestock and last year's harvest behind.
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Livestock researchers began studying artificial cow stomachs in their laboratories.
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The livestock industry makes up 18% of greenhouse gas emissions.
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We may never be able to prevent all livestock deaths.
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The earlier date should make more forage available for livestock.
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The army massacred entire villages, razing buildings and destroying livestock.
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Rajan describes how ranchers benefit by handling livestock trespass cooperatively.
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The bigger concern might be risks for pets and livestock.
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Not because wolf "depredations" on cattle and sheep are numerous: Wolves remain one of the smallest causes of livestock losses according to federal data, with domestic dogs killing 28503 times more livestock than wolves.
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"We continue to expect a challenged environment and now with livestock margins under pressure, but we like the resilience of the animal health industry despite volatile end markets in livestock," Piper said in a note.
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The app could be part of a broader push to protect herders from worsening drought, helping them cut livestock deaths even as a government livestock insurance program helps them recover from unavoidable losses, he said.
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Still, trade fears weighed heavily on the livestock futures market overall.
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Families here depend on selling livestock for income, meat, and milk.
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Most rural families combine livestock and crop farming on small plots.
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Humans, and the livestock we cultivate, produce a lot of crap.
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Tehran exports foodstuff, livestock, construction material and plastic products to Iraq.
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"Do you want to be a pet or livestock?" he asks.
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"If not, how can we operate and care for our livestock?"
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It also failed to tackle pollution by livestock and poultry farms.
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Chinese authorities blocked the use of ractopamine in livestock in 2002.
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"We left our livestock, our cars, our houses, everything," he says.
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They chop down trees for furniture, grow vegetables and raise livestock.
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Breedr: a productivity and marketing platform transforming the livestock supply-chain
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And children are raised like livestock, defined only by their loneliness.
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That's why the livestock program worked as well as it did.
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Koerner had grown up around livestock and took that lifestyle seriously.
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Unless we're working on a factory floor or wrangling livestock, no.
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What goes up must come down, said food and livestock analysts.
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KAMPALA, Uganda – Wailing women, long speeches, livestock slaughtered for a feast.
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Abroad, it backs programmes to support small businesses and vaccinate livestock.
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Crop and livestock insurance is also becoming available on mobile phones.
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Once concentrated in the north-east, attacks on livestock are spreading.
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What's more, the environmental footprint of livestock production is growing fast.
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He was accused of espionage and torture, and of stealing livestock.
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It has always been very strong in livestock — beef, pork, poultry.
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Livestock emit 14.5 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions each year.
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From working showers, to tapped electricity cables, to livestock and libraries.
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The majority of local people keep livestock - mainly sheep and goats.
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Yet not all Crispr experiments in livestock offer such unambiguous benefits.
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The USDA issued requirements for organic livestock and poultry on Jan.
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"It's a farming community, some people work in livestock," Patty said.
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It's not the only Scottish livestock with an international back story.
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ANCIENT GREEK writings describe livestock eating seaweed, as do Icelandic sagas.
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Exports are off 39% for forestry products and 35% for livestock.
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Livestock account for nearly two thirds of agriculture emissions, says FAO.
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Substantially reducing livestock use in deserts and mountain ranges is another.
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The technique could help reduce pesticide use and improve livestock health.
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The group says it would present serious challenges to livestock producers.
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They need it to water their crops and feed their livestock.
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One is set outdoors at night in the presence of livestock.
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In other livestock escapes, the animals were returned to their owners.
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Some are studying "companion" animals, and some livestock and larger creatures.
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Demand is rising across the continent for more humanely raised livestock.
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The family's livestock — a cow and three sheep — are also lost.
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Alberto said he had a thriving business breeding livestock and dogs.
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He could hear the singing of birds, the bleating of livestock.
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"Do you want to be a pet or livestock?" he asked.
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Harter is a livestock and grain farmer from Winner, South Dakota.
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North Carolina requires utilities to produce some power from livestock waste.
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Livestock are everything for the Pokots, representing wealth and social status.
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The assailants also took 2,23 head of livestock, according to Getachew.
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The assailants also took 2,000 head of livestock, according to Getachew.
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I have my eye on one as a livestock crime investigator.
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He lost livestock worth about $35,000 and fencing worth about $40,000.
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Paying farmers for the loss of their livestock will also help.
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But livestock isn't the only agribusiness playing a role in deforestation.
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After all, livestock contribute to around 14% of all global emissions.
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Over 500 livestock animals near the Gorge had to be evacuated.
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Some are cases of "cattle mischief" — straying livestock that eat crops.
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There are feed runs for people's livestock, medicine runs, grocery runs.
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Now, many of those farmers have lost their livestock and livelihoods.
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Farmers use a similar process to compost the bodies of livestock.
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Livestock paddled through streets where they were once fleet of foot.
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Livestock are also expected to be adversely affected as temperatures rise.
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Every location has horses, livestock, water stores, arms, and food stockpiles,
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The U.S. grain and livestock market rally that followed the Dec.
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And, he said, the problems with livestock are likely to continue.
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The river runs bright through the canyons, unfouled by trampling livestock.
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Humans in the Gers are vastly outnumbered by livestock, especially ducks.
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Tanzania also imposed an unexpected "livestock tariff" on Kenyan meat products.
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Talked about the livestock show they were on their way to.
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Are they bred in the intestines of livestock on factory farms?
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In one story, a nun commits suicide by driving into livestock.
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Conflicts have flared between livestock herders and farmers competing for land.
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"(It) is a very good way for producers to reduce feed cost, and to provide less expensive food for consumers," said Ki Fanning, a livestock nutritionist with Great Plains Livestock Consulting, told CNNMoney at the time.
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They brought some home and helped develop the Anatolian shepherd breed in the United States, and started a livestock guarding-dog project at Hampshire to study how effective dogs were in protecting sheep and other livestock.
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Meanwhile, researchers at Kansas State University are also working on a vaccine against Rift Valley Fever, which has yet to reach the US but which can spread from mosquitos to livestock and from livestock to people.
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Crunching a quarter-century of data about wolf attacks on livestock in three other states, the authors found something unusual: Killing wolves one year was associated with more, not fewer, deaths of livestock the following year.
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And she's promising to copy Trump's aggressive use of discretionary presidential authority over trade to force Canada and Mexico to go back to accepting country-of-origin labeling that would distinguish American livestock from foreign livestock.
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Farmers and ranchers are being forced to sell into even more concentrated marketplaces that unfairly reduce the prices they receive for their crops and livestock, and unfairly increase the cost of labor, machinery, livestock, seeds and chemicals.
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If this shortage is not addressed, inadequate access to veterinary care will place the area's livestock at an increased risk for disease and endanger the ability of local livestock producers to grow their businesses and create jobs.
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"We're now planning to replicate this novel insurance scheme across all of northern Kenya, where some four million pastoralists depend primarily on livestock," Kenya's cabinet secretary for agriculture, livestock and fisheries, Willy Bett, said in the statement.
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Most say their livestock count has been reduced from hundreds to tens.
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The men took the few remaining livestock there in search of pasture.
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It was found in what was once a watering hole for livestock.
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Government estimates include corn used by growers to feed their own livestock.
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According to the Livestock Conservancy, some birds bulked up to 18+ pounds.
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For livestock, it is as good (nutritionally speaking) as most other grasses.
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Worldwide, livestock may be responsible for 15 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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The men herd cattle, sheep and goats, protecting their livestock from rivals.
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Lexi Linnell, a trans woman and engineer at Livestock Labs, piped in.
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"Do you want to be a pet or livestock?" he asks Backchannel.
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Are we willing to combine two already mistrusted industries, pharmaceuticals and livestock?
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Small, upland livestock farms tend to be particularly reliant on the subsidies.
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They found shelter in the barns and livestock pens at the fairgrounds.
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China buys 60 percent of the world's soybeans to feed its livestock.
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Drones with specialized cameras are increasingly used for monitoring crops and livestock.
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Some people interpreted his comment as a reference to people, not livestock.
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"Do you want to be a pet or livestock?" he asked Wired.
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Hay is not a food for people at all, but for livestock.
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In cattle markets, declining beef prices weighed on livestock prices, traders said.
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Meat without livestock could, in principle, be a very climate-friendly technology.
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Most of the island's territory was shared woodland or pasture for livestock.
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The livestock department has this flowchart that explains exactly how that works.
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Smallholder farmers have also adopted drought-tolerant seeds and started keeping livestock.
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They are also partners in Lincoln County Livestock, which holds cattle auctions.
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They razed the countryside, destroying farms and killing livestock as they went.
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Livestock shares initially slid on the early outbreaks in August and September.
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In agriculture, though, it avoids the biggest chunk of the problem: Livestock.
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But until now, few major livestock firms have been named as polluters.
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It can then be used as livestock graze or cut for hay.
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"Predators are not wanton livestock catching animals," says CCF founder Laurie Marker.
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The storm killed as many as 246 people and approximately 1,600 livestock.
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Livestock and related product prices rose by 1.4 percent year-on-year.
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According to the government, 70 percent of Somaliland's economy relies on livestock.
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Agriculture and livestock also show a traditionally positive profile in later stages.
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"You're killing so many hogs here," a Chicago-based livestock trader said.
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I don't either, but, I think he just likes to pet livestock.
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The livestock are even more jittery than the house pets, Singleton said.
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How would introducing livestock to a community or region impact existing economies?
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"I will not stop rearing livestock, I love my cattle," he said.
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Land managers typically allocate half of the annual grass production to livestock.
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Texas officials have warned against leaving pets and livestock tied up, repeatedly.
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Nitrogen emissions come primarily from livestock farms, cars and trucks, and construction.
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Some stole food or livestock or other valuable materials from their masters.
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Unlike Malheur, Hart Mountain has been closed to livestock grazing for decades.
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The second-biggest U.S. crop, soybeans, also feeds livestock more than humans.
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It is now a time to view future N.F.L. players as livestock.
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Typically, livestock, tools, and grain were stored on the bottom, windowless floor.
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Cattle generate large amounts of carbon dioxide, even more than other livestock.
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It's a spiritual exercise and a way to spruce up the livestock.
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He's deeply skeptical of any link between livestock emissions and global warming.
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Over 90% of households grow crops, while more than 80% breed livestock.
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Rice production doubled between 1954 and 1959, and production of livestock tripled.
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Even so, some households cannot afford the premiums to insure their livestock.
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They damaged fences, vandalized water systems and left trash that killed livestock.
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Well-managed livestock are key to regenerating healthy soil and storing carbon.
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Whoever murdered the ringfort's inhabitants didn't take their valuables, livestock or food.
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Darvin Bentlage is a livestock and grain farmer in Barton County, Missouri.
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There was a lot of discussion of livestock and barns and stuff.
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Clenbuterol is sometimes illicitly mixed into livestock feed to make meat leaner.
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Mariam Yaya was in Kerawa when Boko Haram came for the livestock.
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Families are selling livestock and eating seeds as meager savings run low.
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Calendar spreading across Chicago Mercantile Exchange livestock futures also contributed to declines.
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Abdullah befriends farmers and livestock alike on this episode of Bong Appetit.
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For protein lovers disenchanted with commercial livestock farming, the future looks good.
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Until the mid-20th century, livestock were only raised on native grasslands.
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"Livestock farming is my culture and tradition as a Motswana," he said.
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Five horses, three miniature horses and some livestock needed to be rescued.
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In April 2014, federal agents finally moved in to confiscate his livestock.
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" Her background, she said, includes "being around livestock most of my life.
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Long Island farmers who raise livestock for meat face a huge challenge.
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The roads between the arenas pull you out of the livestock bubble.
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CPF has livestock, aquaculture, animal feed and restaurant businesses across 17 countries.
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Overuse of antibiotics in livestock has given rise to drug-resistant germs.
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Sorghum is used in livestock feed and the fiery Chinese liquor baijiu.
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For now, the new arrivals are considered a greater threat to livestock.
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Antibiotic overuse at the doctor's office or in livestock and farming practices.
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There's methane (CH4), which comes from landfills, livestock, and natural gas leaks.
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They shot livestock and citizens, beating and arresting anyone who knew Washington.
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Solving this problem required expertise in both statistical probability and livestock biology.
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Somaliland is dependent on livestock exports for 70 percent of its income.
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They could continue to graze livestock there only if they paid rent.
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Livestock and related product prices rose by 2.6 percent year-on-year.
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"I'm one of the biggest livestock holders in the area," he says.
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That's because it generally takes more energy and resources to raise livestock.
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And they could pay the costs of taking their livestock and fleeing.
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The country doesn't grow enough soy to feed its vast livestock industry.
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The only living creatures on the island are now pets and livestock.
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It will include a diorama depicting buildings, people, livestock, cargo and steamboats.
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He said he survived soaring temperatures by drinking water meant for livestock.
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Globally, raising livestock accounts for nearly 15 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Livestock production emits half of the world's emissions of methane, ILRI says.
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Livestock grazing on federal public lands is a privilege, not a right.
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Resilience programs included livestock insurance and better water management, especially in Africa.
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The revised proposal is backed by some leaders of the livestock industry.
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Not everyone who sees you pop a whip will think of livestock.
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The moral and ecological cost of livestock production is difficult to face.
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Perhaps some, but it seems more likely that they'd grow livestock feed.
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Livestock were dying of hunger and thirst while crops dried and withered.
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Flooded roads have prevented some North Carolina farmers from accessing their crop fields and livestock barns to assess damage or livestock losses from the hurricane, said Andrea Ashby, spokeswoman for the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
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Essential to the economy, we started our work with USAID to improve the livestock markets in this area, including adding a much-needed water system to facilitate animal care, which increased buying and selling, employment opportunities and livestock value.
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The rains will allow farmers to plant crops as well as grass for the livestock that sustain Somalia's nomadic families, although the long drought has already wiped out livestock herds and forced many farmers to seek aid in cities.
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Livestock herders like Adam Farrah are accustomed to lean times and cyclical drought.
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Local leaders say most herders have already lost 65 percent of their livestock.
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Facebook policy prohibits the sale of any animals — domesticated pets, livestock, or otherwise.
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Investigators said an electric livestock fence that was improperly installed sparked the flames.
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And because it grows vigorously, it is a good forage crop for livestock.
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That demands a massive industrialized livestock system that is problematic for the planet.
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People have lost their livelihoods with the destruction of farmland, livestock and fisheries.
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And the livestock, the cattle, are core of their being -- who they are.
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Thus, this animal and livestock drug company could post better than expected numbers.
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Livestock is so important for herders that community life revolves around the animals.
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And the humans and the livestock were not the only ones living there.
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He was immediately aware of environmental issues that raise and lower livestock prices.
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Plus, they're more environmentally friendly to raise and eat than methane-producing livestock.
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With less land for livestock, destitution is now on the rise, she said.
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Tending livestock, growing food, and determining laws were all part of the experience.
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Television pictures showed people wading through chest-deep water carrying belongings and livestock.
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At those speeds, the livestock and wildlife were helpless to outrun the fire.
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Drought was the costliest disaster for crops and livestock in those two regions.
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Cows are the main culprit of livestock methane — through flatulence, belching and manure.
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The current guidelines only have recommended minimum levels of protein for livestock feeds.
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This happened several years earlier too, with birds decapitated and other livestock injured.
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According to the Livestock Conservancy, Brahma chickens can weigh up to 18 pounds.
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The grain is used in livestock feed and in baijiu, a strong liquor.
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Man-made sources of phosphorous include waste water, livestock farming, aquaculture and chemicals.
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"There's so much to be done to get a livestock revolution," Gates shared.
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Farmers in Namibia often kill cheetahs in an effort to protect their livestock.
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Jason Alderete, of [the Houston Police Department's] Major Offenders, Livestock Animal Cruelty Unit.
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The loss of crops and livestock is another potentially devastating long-term effect.
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With the app, "we will not be gambling with our livestock," he said.
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We were lucky—we had our own livestock, our own pigs and things.
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But habitat loss and systematic extermination intended to protect livestock wiped them out.
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It estimates that livestock contributes to at least 30 percent of agricultural GDP.
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Livestock accounts for nearly 15 percent of greenhouse gas emissions around the world.
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But all the antibiotics being given to US livestock didn't drop to zero.
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We could go out with a vaccination campaign for livestock in East Africa.
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Mexico has long relied on U.S. grain suppliers for its growing livestock sector.
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Milk flows, bacon sizzles, and 300 million people and the nation's livestock dine.
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If the drought persists, cattle and beef prices will rise, livestock economists said.
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It is being built at the site of the city's former livestock exchange.
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In the 1800s and early 1900s, we decimated wolves because they killed livestock.
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Silage is considered more nutritious for livestock than other kinds of plant fodder.
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Wells married Jack McLaughlin, livestock trader for a Chicago company, in November 28503.
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Sorghum is mainly used in livestock feed and the fiery Chinese liquor baijiu.
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Predominant hosts include humans, poultry, livestock, wild rodents and birds, according to scientists .
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The agency's mandate also includes protecting livestock from predators like wolves and coyotes.
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The same idea works when trying to improve other livestock, crops and pets.
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In the past, the nomadic Maasai tribespeople shunned crop farming for livestock-keeping.
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Some resort to livestock troughs or ponds they know will make them sick.
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Livestock trespass at Malheur isn't limited to one arson-happy family of ranchers.
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Iremar lives in a truck that transports the livestock from show to show.
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Sutopo added that some villagers are reluctant to leave their crops and livestock.
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Cockroaches are also a good source of protein for pigs and other livestock.
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Worldwide, livestock accounts for between 14.5 and 18 percent of human-induced GHGs.
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You beat people, tore down homes, confiscated livestock, and forced people to abort.
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Farmers cross over near constantly to buy fuel and feed or sell livestock.
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It will have fireworks, livestock, deep-fried flan and a grape-stomping contest.
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But many of them won't leave, staying behind to protect livestock and gardens.
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The benefits of going meatlessThe livestock industry has an enormous carbon hoof-print.
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The steer and the three Angus may be the happiest livestock in Oklahoma.
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Livestock cultivation is one of the most greenhouse gas-intensive activities out there.
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Officials also want a better understanding of how livestock grazing affects the landscape.
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The sector also includes livestock, sugar and high-end fruit such as avocados.
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The sheep are watched over by livestock guardians—a llama, alpacas, and donkeys.
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That doesn't keep pace with the volume of antibiotics required to treat livestock.
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The use of medically important antibiotics in livestock is also an issue overseas.
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The livestock market is an important fixture in the lives of the locals.
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China crushes soybeans for animal feed ingredient soymeal for its massive livestock herds.
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This planning also helps Kenya's seminomadic herders whose livestock must graze and drink.
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They cannot grow high-value crops and invest in assets such as livestock.
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Hollywood not wanting actors to have too much authority, because they're basically livestock.
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Ranchers have complained that state law prevents them from adequately protecting their livestock.
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The paper further suggested that killing wolves may cause the increased livestock deaths.
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More information on our coronavirus livestock research can be found on our website.
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Some 70 percent to 80 percent of American antibiotic sales go to livestock.
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Methane is produced by ruminants (livestock), rice cultivation, landfills and manure, among others.
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Bioenergy can also increase competition for land with food crops and livestock grazing.
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For China's livestock industry, consolidating around more efficient producers is good, Wang said.
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Along with people, livestock is also at risk, including at least 30,000 cattle.
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Contamination often originates with livestock that are raised or fed near produce farms.
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Where I visited, families drink from the same muddy pools as their livestock.
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He said drought conditions were particularly hard on crops, livestock and water levels.
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They are fleeing areas which have become uninhabitable for them and their livestock.
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East African tribes that also began farming and grazing livestock applied additional pressure.
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Resistance to antiparasite medication is a growing problem for livestock and people alike.
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Initially, these deforestation projects sought to increase the land available to domestic livestock.
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Livestock in Khovd province began to fall ill in September, Dr. Enkhtuvshin said.
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Untold livestock have died as a result of rain and rapidly rising rivers.
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"Normally we respond to a cougar attack on somebody's livestock," Captain Myers said.
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And what if those genetic changes spread from livestock to their wild relations?
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Cattle (raised for beef and milk) alone produce 65 percent of livestock emissions.
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Freshly chopped or sun-dried and ground, it is cheap feed for livestock.
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In both cases, the ranching operations were running private livestock on public lands.
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She's a bullied teenager with anger issues, whom Oates describes in livestock terms.
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The result was a boon to both his livestock and the local environment.
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But those efforts have almost always failed, because wild animals make lousy livestock.
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There has been severe damage to dairy and livestock operations the world over.
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Heat kills animals, too, so livestock will have to be brought inside and cooled.
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Roose said funds liquidating their long positions has weighed heavily on livestock futures prices.
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They were out to develop a more efficient way to produce genetically modified livestock.
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Arkansas, Alabama and Georgia are three livestock-producing states with more extreme drought conditions.
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Large brewers often let local farmers pick up the by-products for livestock feed.
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A chicken is customarily an agricultural livestock animal, living in a production type setting.
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From there the newcomers spread throughout Brazil's south to raise crops and breed livestock.
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Market participants cited the plunge in U.S. equities for minimizing CME livestock market advances.
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Deputies took the horse to the Polk County Sheriff&aposs Animal Control livestock facility.
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For years, the Montana Department of Livestock had killed bison that left the park.
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"We have eliminated that through a vaccine program in our livestock sector," she said.
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CME feeder cattle futures rose as grain prices declined, making livestock feed less expensive.
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China crushes soybeans to produce soymeal, which is fed to its massive livestock herds.
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Millet was a major crop at the time, and pigs were an important livestock.
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In Western countries use of antibiotics began to fall, both in humans and livestock.
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Before the tsunami, Kawamata was a big agricultural town known for livestock and tobacco.
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Another 25 percent comes from dairy manure, and 10 percent comes from nondairy livestock.
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Livestock farms and organic vegetable plots sit alongside vertical farms and climate-controlled greenhouses.
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Argentina is a major world food supplier and top exporter of soymeal livestock feed.
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That will hurt unemployed people who depend on home-reared livestock for their income.
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Gold Coin operates 20 livestock and aqua feed mills across 11 countries in Asia.
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Livestock Wealth farms cattle in real-time for a pool of 3403 online investors.
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More than 75 goats and sheep escaped the Hackettstown Livestock Auction on Wednesday night.
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In some cases, the feces of livestock or wild animals flow into a creek.
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Consider that humans and our livestock now constitute 2200% of all mammals on Earth.
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Oil revenues could transform Somalia's economy, where many people rely on subsistence livestock farming.
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On the rest of their land, they hope to grow lusher grass for livestock.
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Even small livestock operations generally need government loans just to start down that road.
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Precious metals should trade largely flat while livestock prices are expected to drop again.
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Michael Bailey, a livestock farmer near Portsmouth, picks out animal disease on his placard.
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Losing the drugs' power so quickly caused governments to rethink squandering antibiotics on livestock.
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In short, we have to fundamentally rethink how we grow crops and raise livestock.
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This was not the first time an animal has escaped the Hackettstown Livestock Auction.
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The UN also warned of devastation outside Beira, in particular of livestock and crops.
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A male bird can grow up to 18 pounds, according to The Livestock Conservancy.
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Disruption to the supply of animal feed has had a devastating impact on livestock.
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China imports sorghum for use in livestock feed and to manufacture the liquor baijiu.
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ViaGen, which started cloning livestock, is reportedly the only U.S. company performing pet cloning.
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These depletions are exacerbated by water pumped out by groundwater wells to water livestock.
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This year, Chinese farmers have had to kill five times that number of livestock.
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They also announced plans to set up a registration system for vehicles transporting livestock.
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Most of the farming in Iceland currently involves livestock such as sheep or cows.
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After the oats are harvested, livestock graze the clover and leave their manure behind.
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They described bombings, rapes, arson and the looting of livestock, blankets and cooking pots.
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Baron said FBN plans to use the money to expand geographically, and into livestock.
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Roaming livestock were gradually replaced by people who gathered to celebrate, commemorate and quarrel.
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They estimated lost livestock values in the areas studied at $2.35 million a year.
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In Britain, venues close to residents, wildlife or livestock often permit only quiet fireworks.
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Livestock and milk production were also down, while that of eggs was up slightly.
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Yet it's a different story for some livestock farmers, especially those who raise hogs.
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Brazil also can't export that much more as its large livestock industry needs soybeans.
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"The real economic threat would be to the livestock in Florida," Dr. Wyss said.
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"We're just running to make sure the livestock is cared for properly," Taylor said.
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Our agricultural industry and the management of crops and livestock has become extremely complex.
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Ideally, the manure comes from the farm's own livestock for a perfect, closed system.
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That's the reason I do sheep: because, properly managed, livestock on grasslands builds soil.
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Modern Meadow is using synthetic biology to grow leather in labs, not from livestock.
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"Livestock production is a major contributor to carbon emissions," DiCaprio said in a statement.
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Nearly 22003% of Brazilian livestock are raised in fields that used to be rainforest.
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That dedication starts on the farm with ensuring livestock and poultry are also healthy.
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Also, a properly maintained farm with multiple crops is more ecologically sound with livestock.
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He advocates for a lower bar to kill wolves when they prey on livestock.
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He urges farmers not to plant crops across skinny routes used for moving livestock.
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The livestock sector as a whole is responsible for 18% of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Humans compete for prey or kill carnivores that threaten their lives, agriculture or livestock.
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In fact, humans and livestock outweigh all vertebrates combined, with the exception of fish.
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Kalam said armed Buddhists had taken away his livestock and food a week ago.
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Early estimates of lost crops and livestock are approaching $1 billion in Nebraska alone.
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Around the world, vanishing glaciers will mean less water for people, livestock and crops.
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We could also electrify this wire … We do that with livestock all the time.
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How did Belle's physical size relate to her ability to butcher people like livestock?
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Making his way through a livestock barn where sheets divided makeshift examining rooms, Gov.
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The planet's declining biodiversity threatens agriculture, placing our livestock breeds and crops at risk.
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Another said those that remained were resorting to eating the grain for their livestock.
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Your religion teaches woman are worth less than livestock and are treated like animals!
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We're just trying to remove the economic incentive for covering the earth with livestock.
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Almost 30 percent of the world's ice-free land is used to raise livestock.
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Chinese authorities blocked the use of ractopamine in livestock in 2002 over health concerns.
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Ranchers have long used helicopters to manage livestock on large spreads and rugged terrain.
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But other prion diseases are known only to affect livestock or people, not wildlife.
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What we're reading: This article in The Texas Tribune about plastic bags killing livestock.
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Carpenter-Boggs has been working on livestock composting processes for more than 12 years.
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"We don't know the terms," said Bob Brown, an independent U.S. livestock market analyst.
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The fish could be eaten by humans or fed to pigs or other livestock.
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Today the livestock industry continues the killing mania and ethos of the early Americans.
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"We have been trying to protect neighbors, trying to protect houses, livestock," he said.
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The agriculture industry produces the fruits, vegetables, grains and livestock that feed the world.
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Kenya expects to cover 80,000 households by 2019 in the Kenya Livestock Insurance Program.
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Without these relationships, prices for crops and livestock would plummet for farmers and ranchers.
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In a recent report for Tri-State Livestock News, Stangle crunches some serious numbers.
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They will raise their livestock, there will be other vocations that will be created.
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Chinese buyers mainly use soy to crush into soymeal to feed its livestock herds.
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Attacks on livestock farms and butcher's shops by vegan activists have caused particular outrage.
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What we're reading: This article in The Texas Tribune about plastic bags killing livestock.
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Some are sneaking back to the volcano's danger zone to tend homes and livestock.
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In livestock, it brings on "nagana," which causes muscle wasting, paralysis, and eventual death.
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In Mauritania, a traditional livestock-herding nation, there is no forest left, he noted.
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The Gates Foundation will invest $40 million in projects to develop livestock vaccines and make them accessible to the poorest small-scale farmers across Africa and South Asia through the Global Alliance for Livestock Veterinary Medicines, a public-private partnership based in Edinburgh.
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That reputation for hardiness has not been lost on the region's livestock dealers, who in recent years have trekked into the foothills to buy the goats inexpensively from struggling tribal families and then sell them on, at much higher prices, in livestock markets.
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These calculations of livestock emissions exclude the fertilizers used to grow food for livestock and they typically don't look at alternative-use scenarios, like what would happen if we removed cows from grasslands and let wild ruminants like bison and deer take over.
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One particular public-land rancher — the largest cattle operation in the state — turned out their livestock in close proximity to a wolf den site in what appears to be a deliberate effort to create livestock-wolf conflicts so the wolves could be killed.
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About 750 million people in low- and middle-income countries depend on livestock farming, which provides them with food, fuel, income and social security - especially in Africa where it is often people's only means of survival, says the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI).
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We are given numbers and paperwork, while people with headsets herd us like anxious livestock.
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A previous ad from PETA compared livestock born into the meat industry with rape victims.
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The VAT imposition on livestock businesses at the start of 2016 caught many by surprise.
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Cattle alone represented roughly 65 percent of emissions from the livestock sector, the FAO stated.
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The bats have always been there; the virus affecting their livestock is a new problem.
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For perspective, the livestock supply chains accounts for another 14.5 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Mark's been visiting livestock all across the country, and keeps petting calves everywhere he goes.
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China uses some of the soybeans for feeding livestock, including for its growing hog production.
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Smithfield uses strict contracts to dictate how farm operators raise the livestock that Smithfield owns.
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That's largely because chickens are significantly cheaper than other agricultural livestock and require few vaccines.
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For those don't spend their time around livestock, the device is a powerful cattle prod.
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Artisanal gold mining is booming and the country exports plenty of livestock to the Gulf.
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Squandering meat is particularly damaging: livestock account for more emissions than the world's vehicle fleet.
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Gartman pointed to consistent strength in grain and livestock prices as signs of sustainable inflation.
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That's a lot of paved over land that used to produce food and sustain livestock.
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They rarely kill livestock, but they really like melons, which they use to get water.
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Globally, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization attributes 14.5% of greenhouse gas emissions to livestock.
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Sorghum, which Americans have long fed to livestock, is also creeping onto menus for people.
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Crushing plants produce high-protein soymeal feed for livestock and soyoil for food and fuel.
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We make fun of it, the livestock, but he really cares about connecting with people.
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Soyabean farmers stand to lose even more than their peers farming livestock or other crops.
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Farmers have fenced off thousands of kilometres of rivers to prevent livestock from wading in.
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Tough new pollution standards will ban livestock production near water sources or heavily populated areas.
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Argentina is the world's No. 3 soybean exporter and top supplier of soymeal livestock feed.
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Livestock is mostly out of the question, except perhaps if the animals are very small.
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"Matching breeding livestock online should be even easier than matching people," Doug Bairner told Bloomberg.
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It became a common weapon in the control of insects in crop and livestock production.
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We're told everyone involved is seriously down for Farm Sanctuary's cause -- defending livestock from cruelty.
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I wonder about a baby coming into this place where you would not keep livestock.
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Communities are dependent on common lands for farming, fishing, livestock rearing, salt manufacturing, and grazing.
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Agricultural commodities such as grains and livestock products have also made gains in recent weeks.
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A surprising and neglected one is the world's ruminant livestock—cattle, sheep and so on.
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About 71 percent work in agriculture, from herding livestock to harvesting coffee, cocoa and tea.
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I would rather be steeped in an avalanche of livestock effluence than read another thinkpiece.
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Waters recede but troubles remain The losses will extend beyond damaged crops and livestock fatalities.
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In 1968, he took a job as a cattle auctioneer for the Billings Livestock Commission.
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But definitely they will cut back on their livestock and complement it with crop farming.
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Many communities received extra livestock as donations for the ritual of animal sacrifice, residents said.
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But the promise of lab-grown meat to actually replace livestock is still far off.
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Farmers have also been asked to cut back on livestock in order to reduce nitrogen.
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New York City has a long history of livestock on the loose, as does Jamaica.
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They use livestock waste to create electricity using anaerobic digesters, which convert manure to methane.
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With success in improving livestock markets , partnering with DiFID, we targeted female-only headed households.
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It's true that large predators can take livestock, eat pets and even occasionally attack people.
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Njoroge estimates that more than 5,000 livestock farmers are using the technique across the country.
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On some ranches, cowboys round up cattle on four-wheelers and track livestock with drones.
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Farmers could arrange for more irrigation for crops and extra water and shade for livestock.
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Today, nearly 2200% of Brazilian livestock are raised in fields that used to be rainforest.
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In Les Cayes, across the peninsula from Jérémie, people lost their homes, livestock and possessions.
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Livestock provide nomads with a ready income because they can be sold quickly for cash.
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Wielgus designed a study that would radio-collar hundreds of livestock and dozens of wolves.
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Chemicals from flame retardants were detected in livestock in Michigan, contaminating food across the state.
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They were developed to assist ranchers and farmers by acting as shepherds for their livestock.
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By the early 1960s, almost half of livestock antibiotics were aimed at making animals fatter.
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Sorghum is a type of grain that is mostly used in China to feed livestock.
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Farmers tend to be scrutinized for their livestock practices, but what role do drugmakers play?
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Words like "burger" and "hot dog" would be permitted only for products from slaughtered livestock.
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The fencing keeps out unwanted animal and human intruders, and protects livestock and desirable wildlife.
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But it's worth adding that the livestock industry also introduced the disease to this country.
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Get out the cast iron skillets, your best-looking livestock and indulge in fried Snickers.
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At the moment, the tick is considered a greater threat to American livestock than humans.
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On both continents, many families depend on subsistence farming and a minuscule supply of livestock.
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Livestock farming generates more than $6 billion in annual export revenues and about 360,000 jobs.
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He went on to discuss the trauma that the factoring farming industry visits on livestock.
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The family recently decided to stop milk production and to sell part of its livestock.
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They can even use this technology to run statistical predictions for their crops and livestock.
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They burn forests for agriculture and allow livestock that eat saplings to graze in forests.
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It would also theoretically lessen the risk of antibiotic-resistant superbugs emerging from livestock operations.
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Riders will permanently prevent EPA from limiting industrial livestock pollution under the Clean Air Act.
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We use livestock for dowries, for diversity of diet, and as a store of wealth.
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Her collective-turned-company, Livestock Labs, is developing implantable biosensors to predict diseases in cattle.
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At least 65 other farmers lost their houses and much of their livestock, he said.
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It has undergone impacts from urban sprawl, livestock grazing and now, large-scale solar energy.
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The flooding devastated farms in parts of Nebraska and Iowa, killing livestock and ruining harvests.
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About 50 million people in the Sahel are pastoralists whose livelihoods depend on rearing livestock.
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He cited new minimum wage and overtime rules and caps on methane emissions from livestock.
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"I have no house, nothing," Mondesir said, adding that his mother's livestock had all died.
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Livestock walk over areas of land that were once forest in Apuí, Amazonas state, Brazil.
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In the plan, we called for establishing minimum space standards for livestock and for poultry.
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At the same time, livestock depredations by native carnivores are at an all-time low.
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Disruption to supplies of animal feed has had a devastating impact on the nation's livestock.
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They depend on it to hear local grain prices, livestock cost fluctuations, and even obituaries.
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Since Mauritania's livestock ministry was created in 2014, both of its leaders have been women.
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They can involve livestock, soup commercials, magazine covers and, frequently, the selling of star players.
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Dockery had long feuded with Jennie Merrill over Dockery's trespassing livestock, mainly hogs and goats.
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A further £4 million ($5.7 million) will be invested in the Centre for Tropical Livestock Genetics and Health, a joint venture in Edinburgh and Nairobi that aims to improve the productivity and health of livestock in sub-Saharan Africa, using the latest genetic technologies.
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In a case parallel to the Bundy livestock trespass issue, a federal judge in Nevada subsequently levied penalties and fees of $587,294 against Wayne N. Hage, son of the Godfather of the original Sagebrush Rebellion, and ordered him to remove his livestock from public lands.
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While the dry weather would reduce production of some commodities, ABARES said the drought would increase output of beef as graziers are forced to cull livestock as they are unable to feed and water their livestock when pasture wilts and dams run out of water.
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"Livestock producers have to contend with predation of livestock on a daily basis and having access to every tool in the toolbox allows our ranchers to continue to protect the herd," added Ethan Lane, vice president of government affairs for the National Cattlemen's Beef Association.
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The Humane Society of Ventura County is sheltering domestic animals and livestock rescued from the wildfires.
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Trucking prices have also soared and some domestic livestock farmers have sought alternative feed from abroad.
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Australia is by far China's top supplier of barley, used both in brewing and livestock feed.
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Over 6 million Somalis face the loss of their livestock-dependent livelihoods and risk acute malnutrition.
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The nonprofit organization has created a five-step welfare program for livestock raised for meat production.
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Utah rancher Eliason calls the monument designation "pretty destructive to the livestock and multiple use concept."
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A relatively small number of gun owners need their guns to, say, defend livestock from predators.
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Now "we are on everyone's map" and Mauritania has its own livestock ministry, established in 2014.
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Cattle ranchers there say wolves are killing their livestock and they need to protect the animals.
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Many no longer plant crops or tend livestock because their replacement plots are too far away.
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Hundreds of supporters, many heavily armed, rallied to Bundy's cause demanding that his livestock be returned.
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According to Nkrumah, livestock makes up between 30 and 40% of the income in a household.
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We know we&aposve lost homes and lots of structures, including livestock and horses as well.
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Insects outweigh all the fish in the oceans and all the livestock munching grass on land.
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Locusts can decimate cropland, crippling farms and leaving markets empty and livestock with nothing to eat.
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But there is plenty of money to be made in the legitimate business of exporting livestock.
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Broken tools and worn clothes are repaired, food scraps are fed to livestock and so on.
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Many animals, from dogs and cats to livestock, have had to flee their homes as well.
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As the world eats more meat, livestock producers need more animal feed, raising demand for soyabeans.
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They were each treated like livestock and traded for political gain for much of the series.
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For some counties, it also tallied the population, the amount of livestock and even the ploughs.
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Another third of the earth is dedicated to growing crops that will be eaten by livestock.
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CME Group plans to shorten trading hours for its livestock futures and options contracts effective Feb.
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All this makes growing organs in livestock a tantalising alternative to harvesting them from the dead.
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The company's operations span defense, livestock, energy and food products, according to the SIA Falcon website.
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With their livestock—25 million cows, horses, sheep, and goats—at least people didn't go hungry.
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Methane from wetlands or livestock tends to be lower in carbon-13 than that from pipelines.
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Livestock encroachment into wildlife habitats, land-use change and armed conflict combine to account for contraction.
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"It's all panic trading right now," said Dan Norcini, an independent livestock trader based in Idaho.
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China is the world's top importer of sorghum, which it feeds to its huge livestock sector.
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It was in this guise, as livestock, that the emu came to Texas in the 1980s.
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Livestock Wealth makes its money from the monthly fees and mark-up on the pregnant cows.
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Livestock Wealth is currently out of stock and says it has a waiting list of investors.
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These sorts of outbreaks typically originate in livestock, but they're occasionally caused by cuddlier animals, too.
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The payments were made based on a price for unsold crops and livestock set by USDA.
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Cash receipts are forecast to increase for livestock and animal products like hogs, milk and eggs.
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By using biotechnology to reduce disease in livestock, we lessen the likelihood of microbes infecting humans.
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Much of that land was slash-and-burned to make way for cattle and other livestock.
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They included handling and transportation requirements for livestock, as well as living condition standards for poultry.
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With no livestock, tens of thousands of Somalis have been forced to migrate to the cities.
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Though Clissold Park is close, it is not an area usually associated with shepherds or livestock.
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What we as humans do is put our livestock in inappropriate locations through lack of knowledge.
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But there's a catch: The livestock grazing reforms promised under the new plans aren't being implemented.
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Where corrals are not feasible, community-managed livestock insurance programs lessen the financial impact of predation.
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It was a market day, and the roads were filling with Aymaran merchants and their livestock.
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Scientists around the world are already working on making livestock less gassy to fight global warming.
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Separately, Myanmar's livestock ministry has also reported an outbreak of H5N1 bird flu in the south.
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Others are making use of this newfound material to create paper, shoes, livestock feed, and biofuel.
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Cutrer and fellow ranchers are forced to dip into their winter reserves to feed their livestock.
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We have ourselves to blame, for overusing the drugs in people and squandering them on livestock.
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The legislation would also lock in livestock grazing on public lands at or above current numbers.
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And during severe drought, it would be illegal for range managers to adjust livestock numbers downward.
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A representative of the farm, owned by Phu Son Livestock Joint Stock Co, declined to comment.
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Harmon's work is focused on silage, a livestock food that's used when forage production gets low.
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Methane emissions come from several sources—not least the digestive systems of livestock such as cows.
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He says he likes playing for the Rangers in part because of the livestock around Dallas.
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I was more curious to tour the livestock birthing barn, which houses pregnant and newborn animals.
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The things they carry are all they have left: split bags of clothes and small livestock.
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But growing cultured meat uses about 10 times less water and land than traditional livestock agriculture.
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The raising of livestock alone produces nearly two thirds of agriculture emissions, FAO said on Monday.
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Farmers illegally clear patches of the rain forest to grow more crops and graze more livestock.
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Within the first few years of founding, Buffalo was known for its livestock and its lumber.
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The cost-sharing programs funded through SGI helped prepare my ranch for both wildlife and livestock.
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