Ranching in a sentence

Government has proposed ranching as a likely solution and billed to spend N179bn over a period of years, would you say the government is justified to spend that much on ranching when many other sectors have not received such a support?

Tales of Early Ranching in Humu‘ula Learn about the fascinating days of sheep and cattle ranching on the rough eastern slopes of Mauna Kea in the Humu‘ula ‘āhupua‘a (land section).

Ranching Ranching practice of raising grazing livestock such as cattle or sheep for meat or wool.

In 1976, they decided the racetrack was no place to raise their boys and turned to ranching full-time.

It likely helps, she said, that Orange County has a long history of cattle ranching that dates back to the 1700s.

Later, standing before our brick fireplace with one arm on the mantle piece, he joked that a prize Hereford bull imported at great expense from England for breeding stock by a ranching friend, “had better not be impotent”.

On top of its citrus grove operations, Alico leases out the rest of its land for ranching or mining.

Recognizing the potential of branching out, they ventured into a plethora of sectors, from chemicals and polymers to ranching, finance and even consumer goods.

Staff from Eagle County Open Space learned firsthand the issues that can arise with stream-restoration projects, when they planned for 13 beaver-dam analogs to restore a half-mile section of Brush Creek that had seen intense ranching and grazing.

The family also held ranching interests in Wyoming, Colorado and Oklahoma.

The first 31 grants included 11 for farm/ranching operations on Moloka‘i and three on Lana‘i.

The Munekan Masha project will focus on three areas that have been degraded over the years, mostly by cattle ranching and former drug plantations, and will last three years, at least initially.

The opaque links between cattle ranching and drug money have still to be unraveled, he said.

They suggest "a transition from farming to wildlife ranching, combined with ambitious breeding programs for keystone megafauna".

This year’s community picnic will feature ranching demonstrations, children’s activities, live music and a “sneak peek” of the National Sheepdog Finals, which will return to Strang Ranch this fall.

Annie had felt that settling in the Matanuska Valley would be a good spot, reminding them of their ranching and farming backgrounds, but Bob wanted to proceed to Homer just to see…to the end of the road.

A number of urban areas in the Amazon have become launching pads of deforestation, gradually eating up forest space to make way for cattle ranching.

A quilt made by Jamie Giacomini, one of over 40 entries in Sterling Public Library's 2024 Quilt Show, features scrap fabric from torn jeans worn by members of her farmingand ranching family.

Extensive cattle ranching along with clearing land to sell timber or grow soy are driving deforestation in the Amazon rainforest.

Federal officials found that 20 herding or ranching employers in Colorado stole wages from migrant workers on at least one occasion, totaling more than $260,000.