Rearing in a sentence

The number and type of fish stocked varies depending on stocking requests, hatchery rearing assignments, and the source and temperature of each facility’s rearing water.

Calf rearing systems The single suckler system of rearing calves is similar to that occurring naturally in wild cattle, where each calf is suckled by its own mother until it is weaned at about nine months old.

According to him, the committee was inaugurated with a change to implement the state livestock, breeding, rearing and marketing regulations Law, 2012 in the best interest of the citizens of the state.

Alabi noted that cattle rearing was not going to be in the nomadic system which was the norm before now.

Curator of Cotswold Wildlife Park, Jamie Craig, added: “We treat the rearing of any amphibian to adulthood as a success.

Even when stomping on the electric gas, the Silverado EV remained level instead of rearing up and squatting on the rear tires.

Fascism is rearing its head, and fresh crosshairs are being painted on nations seeking to embark on the path of sovereign development.

From Marguerite Duras’s weird and wonderful “” — which covers everything from vacation shopping lists to child-rearing to the male of the species: “You have to be very fond of men.

In some regions, livestock rearing should be intensified, but in others the focus should be on restoring degraded pasture land.

In this case, the main point of attention would have been the headdress rather than the hair itself, with a rearing cobra made of precious metal proudly displayed.

Is racism is rearing its ugly head in Ireland?

It’s very unlikely this issue is going to stop rearing its head at any point in the near future, but Dunne has certainly made his position quite clear.

More recently, they’ve improved at child-rearing, but paid the price with self-doubt and general emasculation.

Plan to use the whole-of-family strategies and mop up the low and no-cost top-ups for spouses who may be doing less paid employment to focus on unpaid child-rearing.

She imagined marriage as a “bundle of services”: along with love, there’s security, friendship, child rearing, financial support, and assistance with one’s work.

Smith lets a rearing ball hit him on his arm – it’s up above the elbow but maybe hits the forearm on the way through.

The area has land suitable for farming and rearing livestock.

The lack of stability brought on by these communal homes — not to mention the lack of male role models and the frequent visits of nonrelative male adults — can be a serious impediment to successful child rearing.

The protest comes as terrorism is again rearing its head in the country, especially in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, Dawn reported.

Today it’s an education provider as well as being a working farm, rearing cattle and pigs and growing vegetables, wheat and grain.