livestock production

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meanings of livestockand production

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livestock
noun[plural]
uk /ˈlaɪv.stɒk/ us /ˈlaɪv.stɑːk/
animals and birds that are kept on a farm, such as cows, sheep, ...
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production
noun
uk /prəˈdʌk.ʃən/ us /prəˈdʌk.ʃən/
the process of making or growing goods to ...
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Examples of livestock production

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Farming systems are dominated by mixed cropping, mixed farming (crop and livestockproduction) and mono-cropping of cereals.
In drier, marginal agricultural regions it is concerned with changes to current practices of cropping and livestockproduction.
For crop/livestockproduction systems in semi-arid regions, quality and quantity of forage produced for each unit of water used is important.
Whether the concentration of livestockproduction results in adverse water pollution, favorable soil nutrient repletion, or both remains to be established empirically.
Mathematical models were also helpful in describing and predicting animal growth, which has always represented a major field of interest in livestockproduction.
The increased livestockproduction was also reflected in the sharp ^ fall in meat imports.
Even where it is made available, the technology required for the sustainable intensification of crop and livestockproduction will be under-utilized.
Although livestockproduction was minimally affected by commodity programs, other factors contributed to increasing specialization in these systems.
The creation of an environment conducive to livestockproduction through the provision of the appropriate infrastructure yielded positive results.
Also, organic livestockproduction has occasionally been criticized because animals have been malnourished27,28.
As shown in table 2, the potential returns to forestry production options are unlikely to be competitive with livestockproduction on such holdings.
Commercial livestockproduction, is prevalent on private and leasehold ranch land.
Rising demand for meat and milk in developing countries: implications for grasslands-based livestockproduction.
Thus, it is clear that private and societal incentives are generally consistent, favoring livestockproduction as it currently exists.
In the initial phase of the restudy in 1999, information was gathered on the village's land ownership, irrigation, agricultural and livestockproduction, and population characteristics.
Subdividing land of low and variable productivity curtails mobility that is necessary for livestockproduction under such conditions.
The political economy surrounding livestockproduction and marketing may present a barrier to the successful implementation of systems solutions.
Artificial growth of these oocytes will provide a new source of mature oocytes for livestock production and reproduction in humans and endangered species.
One strategy of agriculture that holds much promise in reinvigorating these small and mid-scale farms is pasture-based livestockproduction.
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