How To Use Cattle ranch In A Sentence
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Farmer Rod Thomas saw flames more than 11 meters high tear through his cattle ranch near the town of Yea, destroying about 80 percent of the land and many buildings.
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Overall, county agricultural land that was once in crops has increasingly shifted to pasture and cattle ranching.
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PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN recently invited a group of businessmen to a cattle ranch for a retreat to discuss how to generate faster economic growth.
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In the 1880s, the frontiersmen were the cowboys, cattle ranchers and railroaders.
Standing on the Corner
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Petersburg owns the land, which has been an active cattle ranch for years.
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They also have a place in Los Angeles with rooms for Isabella and Connor, and they own a 110-acre cattle ranch in Australia that has four alpacas.
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Within its boundaries live over a hundred human residents, many of whom are farmers or cattle ranchers.
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Cattle ranchers were able to work it, though, after King Kamehameha III stopped exiling criminals.
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Equally threatening are the dozens of federally subsidized cattle ranches that have depleted underground water sources used by antelope and bighorn sheep.
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Data were collected between 1988 and 2001 from a banded population of green-rumped parrotlets, breeding at two sites within the Hato Masaguaral cattle ranch in the llanos of Venezuela, 45 km south of Calabozo.
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He lives on a cattle ranch in Australia.
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If I hadn't been so good at the family business I would take up cattle ranching.
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Governments have frequently made matters worse by granting concessions to cattle ranchers on terms that have created incentives for reckless exploitation.
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This destruction is accelerated by the activities of cattle ranchers who grow beef for export to fast food chains in the United States.
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Throughout the nineteenth century, England was the largest investor in American land development, railroads, mining, cattle ranching, and heavy industry.
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He worked for a while in a funeral parlour, and then on a cattle ranch.
Times, Sunday Times
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Rhinos have been moved to areas in southern Zimbabwe where cattle ranches have been converted into wildlife conservancies that protect and breed animals.
Zimbabwean Conservationist Seeks to Protect Black Rhinos
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The Great Plains, occupied by the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas, are cut through by the eastward flows and have become a great prairie supporting cattle ranching and wheat cultivation.
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Shortly after the Civil War, the ‘dispossessed and freebooters,’ as one rancher described them, established sprawling cattle ranches on the rich bottomlands of the Yellowstone River.
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On the other hand, he found no limit to the potential optimum size for a cattle ranch.
Urbanization in Post-Apartheid South Africa
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Cattle ranches dominate the economy and the language spoken is just as likely to be Portuguese as English.
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The grain inventories will show whether high corn prices have forced cattle ranchers and hog farmers to cut back feeding rates.
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This in turn has served to fuel hostility from those whose survival depends on lowland pastures and has affected cattle ranching and tourism in wildlife reserves.
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A vaquero cattle ranch in Mato Grosso.
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In arid regions traditionally used for cattle ranching, farms could be a maximum of 2000 hectares.
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The prince has arrived for a three month stay in Australia where he will work as a Australian cowboy - known as a jackaroo - on remote cattle ranches in the Outback.
KansasCity.com: Front Page
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But the truth is that Teddy Roosevelt's old stomping ground is in trouble - threatened by both cattle ranching and oil drilling.
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Private armies have flourished with the support of cattle ranchers, large-scale farmers, and investors.
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Jerry Cooney in turn analyzes the Paraguayan frontier and how the economy shifted from the exploitation of yerba mate, the Paraguayan tea in the colonial period, to cattle ranching.
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Many California dude ranches are working cattle ranches that have existed for generations.
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Robert Daley settled the property in 1869, first as a horse and cattle ranch and then as a dairy operation.
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A vaquero on a cattle ranch in Mato Grosso.
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He was the far-seeing pioneer who introduced cattle ranching and wheat farming to the American West.
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Causes of habitat destruction were many and synergistic, involving agricultural practices, cattle ranching, and urban growth.
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Only the few spots held as cattle ranches under private ownership continue to look frowzy and wasted; but the condition of even these has been greatly improved under protection from the sheep scourge.
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His family had Argentine connections and for some time after the war he worked as a gaucho on a cattle ranch in South America.
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And in particular, one of the feelings being on the cattle ranch, small cattle ranch in the middle of nowhere.
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She lives on a cattle ranch in Australia.
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On to southeastern Wyoming, to the horse and cattle ranch of Alan and Lindi Kirkbride.
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As cattle ranching spread northward into California and Texas, Americans adopted the tools and techniques of the vaquero.
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Mr Mubanga, now a businessman and politician does cattle ranching and mixed farming on his 200 hectare farm in Chief Chimese's area in Mansa.
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SCHAPER: The 42-year-old Holder has a 320-acre cattle ranch in Soper in southeast Oklahoma, where he does what he calls long, hot, hard work that he says just got a little easier for the next generation.
Indian Farmers Agree To Government Settlement
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She makes a living applying animal psychology research to fields like cattle ranching.
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Bridwell's website notes that the library was named after Joseph S. Bridwell, a businessman and cattle rancher from the area of Wichita Falls, Texas.
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Gage is a man of contradictions: a vegetarian who owns a cattle ranch.
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Cattle ranching, however, has become more important to them and many Sioux derive some economic benefit from the cattle industry.
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Last August, Fossett set a solo balloonist duration record, flying for 12 days, 12 hours and 57 minutes before ditching on a cattle ranch in Brazil.
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The story seemed to be all over the place, on cattle ranches and in mining camps, at military posts and isolated homesteads.
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The sky stretches far and wide above cowgirls—or jillaroos—on a cattle ranch in Queensland.
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The XIT was the largest cattle ranch in the world, and its size likely appealed to that pursuer of gigantism, Seton-Karr.
Bird Cloud
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On the other hand, he found no limit to the potential optimum size for a cattle ranch.
Urbanization in Post-Apartheid South Africa
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Cows wore trails into the pasture as they made their way to a regular drinking hole on the edge of a cattle ranch bordering native forest.
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They pointed out, for example, that the spread of cattle ranching in South America to meet U.S. demands for beef was contributing directly to the destruction of the rain forests.
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A 1997 study of endangered species in the southwestern United States by the Fish and Wildlife Service found that half the species studied were threatened by cattle ranching.
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Steve is a fifth generation California agriculturalist and fourth generation cattle rancher, but his efforts extend far beyond his own fencerows.
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Environmentalists want Lula to push for jobs in areas like sustainable forestry and tourism rather than cattle ranching and soy farming.
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An owner of cattle or a cattle ranch.
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Sixty percent of the nation's gold is mined here, and the county relies heavily on its natural resources for cattle ranching.
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Surely in the world, there's expert in this task, but that expert does not work on your little cattle ranch in the middle of nowhere.
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That allowed him to live well as a young man even after the 1880s collapse of a cattle ranch in North Dakota cost him $1.5 million in today's dollars.
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He worked for a while in a funeral parlour, and then on a cattle ranch.
Times, Sunday Times
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He came back to Carbon County and the North Platte again and again, first to hunt and fish and, finally, when the bison were gone and most of the biggest heads hung on the walls of estates in the British Isles, to vaguely oversee the cattle ranch that became his in 1883.
Bird Cloud
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The history of cattle ranching in what is today the Municipio of Alamos began with the discovery of rich silver deposits in 1683.
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Some monastic granges had particular functions, for example as agrarian farms, sheep farms, cattle ranches, horse studs, or industrial workings.
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At dusk , Murias' unit shows up at a cattle ranch near the Rio Grande that he hears is a hideout for gunmen.
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One of the observations I had when I work on the cattle ranch for a couple of years.
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He says Florida cattle ranchers were aided by recent severe winters and drought.
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The agricultural sector is made up of cattle ranches and small farms producing coconuts, breadfruit, tomatoes, and melons.
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A large part of its economy is dependent on agriculture and cattle ranching.
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There he began a successful cattle ranch, eventually enlarging it to 250,000 acres stretching 50 miles along the coast.
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Expansion of cattle ranches, coca (Erythroxylum coca) plantations, and colonization along rivers results in deforestation and habitat degradation, driving the fauna away.
Solimões-Japurá moist forest
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Michelle Cabot has inherited her father's Florida cattle ranch - and a mountain of debt.
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Logan turned to the idea of a manure digester, which is something cattle ranchers have been using to turn cow manure into energy.
Chicken Poop: An Eco-Friendly, Money-Saving Source Of Power
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Pick is goading her into lying about her age for the sake of winning a plot of ground that will prove useful to his cattle ranch.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Reminds me of one time as a kid I was squirrel hunting with a friend on my uncle's cattle ranch in Fla.
Has anyone ever pulled any good hunting pranks?
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Pick is goading her into lying about her age for the sake of winning a plot of ground that will prove useful to his cattle ranch.
The Times Literary Supplement
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On the other hand, he found no limit to the potential optimum size for a cattle ranch.
Urbanization in Post-Apartheid South Africa
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Most young rural Brazilians' dream job is cattle rancher.
The Sun
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He lives on a cattle ranch in Australia.
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He worked for a while in a funeral parlour, and then on a cattle ranch.
Times, Sunday Times
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Two males," whispers Mauricio Ramires, cattle rancher, bird-spotter and guide in the Monteverde cloud forest.
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Born in 1920, Brubeck grew up on a large cattle ranch in northern California, where his mother taught him the piano at an early age.
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When most think of the term Branding they often associate it with the function of Marketing or in some cases a traditional branding iron and a cattle ranch.
