Examples of using Fodder in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The protein created with electricity can be used as a fodder replacement, thus releasing land areas for other purposes, such as forestry.
Then you can grow fresh beans for fodder and wheat… Then you realize the gift God has given us.
Grain and soy are mixed with silage and fermented to make durable green fodder.
Then you realize the gift God has given us. Then you can grow fresh beans for fodder and wheat.
gave the donkeys fodder; and they washed their feet, and ate and drink.
Cultivation of fodder crops began in the 1950s.
Keep the area protected from livestock and minimize the extraction of resources(fodder, medicine, honey,
water and fodder for the horses, and fresh horses for the road.
They became remembered for resisting forced labor in a minefield, as the Nazis wished to use them as cannon fodder.
cake, meat and bone, fish meal, fodder yeast accounts for the rest of the composition of the combined mixtures.
Today, education reformers increasingly view our children as fodder for the engines of economic productivity.
And the male gaze makes Blue is the Warmest Color very suspect as fodder for positive conversation.
Well, this is all frightening fodder for campfire tales, but how do we kill her?
well developed scraping-gnawing jaws, allowing them to eat fairly coarse fodder.
is widely grown as sheep fodder.
I also recommend that the series is not watched as marathon fodder, in fact I'm not sure you can truly capture the same experience if you missed out on watching it on a week-by-week basis.
Middle-Eastern cultures have long used alfalfa as fodder for horses claiming increased speed and strength of the animals and leading to the name“Al-fal-fa” meaning“father of all foods.”.
The basis of their diet and fodder for brood are other insects, which hornets are caught in large quantities
The Fodder Cutter is used in the agricultural industry and can be used in different fields
The idea of exploring its use as human fodder came about when Chuck Toombs from OSU's College of Business was looking for business projects for his students, since the new dulce strain can be farmed.