ranching

I began listening to cowboy lingo after I moved to one of the great old ranching communities of the U. S. -Mexico borderlands in 1975.

He's learned a lot about ranching since that first year when he tried to milk the horse. What's worse, it was a male horse.

She had used the Force to communicate with the cetaceans of the Chadrian oceans, having a supernatural advantage in her ranching duties.

But for now, as he approaches retirement age, Jarrett faces a common ranching predicament: His children can't afford to keep the land.

Spider ranching may never overtake cattle ranching, but there is at least one spider that supplies food.

Most of Chile's agriculture is centered around the coastal low lands, but these wild open spaces make excellent ranching.

On the book's dust jacket, Bush is shown in a ranching outfit.

ranching Commercial raising of fishes. Usually juvenile fish are released to a natural habitat for growth to a harvestable size.

To expand cattle-ranching, tropical forests have been cut down to provide grasslands for "hamburger cattle" .

"Raising fry is an important part of sea ranching , " says Liu Chi-yuan by a tank loaded with fry.

Perhaps the most grotesque form of fish farming is the ranching of bluefin tuna, a delicacy that may sell for as much as $860 a kilo.

Though they call it farming, what Mr Azzopardi and his competitors are engaged in is actually more like ranching.

Almost half the 38. 6m hectares devoted to ranching could be used for intensive farming, the ministry reckons.

It was years before ranching and farming reached an ecological and political balance.

Massive destruction of our precious rainforests is caused by logging, colonization, and cattle ranching.

Environmentalists blamed high grain prices for triggering an expansion of farming and ranching.

Much of rural North America, up until that time, had been relegated to farming, ranching and other resource extraction activities.

The rise of the part-time landowner has made ranching harder, not just lonelier.

Still, together with agriculture and ranching, 75 percent of Brazilian emissions derive from changes in land use.

In the first place, hunting isn, t a , sport, anymore than farming is a sport. Or ranching is a sport.

A city of northeast Oklahoma north of Tulsa. It is a trade center in a ranching and oil-producing region. Population, 34, 256.

In Costa Rica, in addition to cattle ranching , banana plantations consume large areas of forest.

His bunkhouse vacations are another way to advertise Montana's ranching traditions.

To bring them in, and so raise the productivity of Amazonian ranching, it needs to become legal.

The ranching of the mudflats has left little for them to eat, or created too much commotion.

The Keck Control Room is 20 miles from the telescope, in the ranching town of Waimea.

Founded in1883, it is a trade center in a farming and ranching region with natural gas reserves. Population, 40, 380.

It is a health resort in a lumbering and ranching area and the site of Lowell Observatory (founded 1894). Population, 45, 857.

We come out here thinkin' that ranching' was still big hats and Marlboros.

That was when cattle farming, or ranching, became a big business in the southwestern United States.

He proved to be a hard worker who put in long hours every day and knew a lot about ranching.

Significance and feasibility of establishing marine ranching in Chinese sea area

Status of Marine Fish Propagation and Ranching in the Southeastern Sea Area of China

Farming and Ranching of the Sea

On the Development of Oceanic Ranching in China