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In addition, the effect of one fodder crop, the sainfoin, was tested for comparison.
Although socio-economic or political failure and frustration may create fodder for revolt, there are other impor tant factors that need to be explored.
Fodder and grass are the products that become available right from the beginning when forests are enclosed for regeneration purpose.
Farmers delayed thinning primarily to obtain more fodder.
Thus, intercropping seems to be desirable in order to meet dietary requirements, fodder supply and also to maintain soil fertility.
Oviposition on fodder maize is attributed to this, last, main flight of moths at the close of the summer season.
The local variety is grown for its grain and for its residues that are used in construction and for fuel and fodder.
Further more, the number of livestock far mers may own is limited by fodder availability, thus limiting the ability to increase manure production.
Cattle are better able to trample refused fodder and other vegetation than are small ruminants.
Herders are supplied with fodder for their livestock, and far mers are provided with manure to maintain soil fertility in their ®elds.
As the rains approach rising humidity stimulates fresh growth and the quality of fodder, and hence the nutrient quality of manure, improves.
Nevertheless, the results of this study do provide a useful comparison of the perfor mance of fodder trees under stress conditions.
Although these narrative descriptions are rich in detail and provide ample fodder for generating hypotheses, they are intentionally not quantified.
Very few commentators discuss the use of leaves for fodder.
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