| Many O26 bugs are relatively harmless and live unnoticed in the gut of humans and farm animals. |
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| The fate of the farm animals was so grim, the pigs so mean and mendacious and treacherous, the sheep so stupid. |
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| First, will this new society ever stop the cruel, barbaric treatment of farm animals that suffer from their birth to their horrific death? |
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| And I suspect that it's a linguistic universal for farm animals, crops and food products to figure in terms of disdain and abuse. |
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| Now the European Union is in the process of overhauling many practices involving farm animals like hens, calves and pigs. |
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| The scheme now being introduced is a comprehensive one covering all farm animals and poultry. |
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| The students of the school were told about the need for preserving farm animals. |
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| Cattle, horses, sheep, goats, and other large farm animals seem to fall well outside the paradigm of urban farming. |
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| The Fauna Foundation started out originally as a sanctuary for unwanted farm animals. |
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| Common around outlying human settlements, the bobcat will sometimes take small farm animals including domestic cats if easily accessible. |
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| It can be comforting to encounter the familiar faces of cats and dogs and farm animals in foreign lands. |
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| He suspects this is due to the interstate transportation of game farm animals. |
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| The air seethes with birdsong and the noises of farm animals tethered in back yards. |
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| There is is a safe and well constructed play area and a selection of small farm animals which can be fed with food bought from the Gallery. |
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| As one might expect, the environments in which farm animals are confined can also be significantly contaminated. |
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| Most of the dockworkers laughed at the tall, gaunt looking peasant who was dirty and reeked of farm animals. |
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| Other attractions included pony rides, farm animals, a bee-keeper and vintage cars. |
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| Common farm animals are cattle, water buffalo, horses, chickens, and, in non-Muslim areas, pigs. |
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| The pair will be disqualified from having custody or care of farm animals for five years. |
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| Llamas, chickens, goats, and other farm animals stampeded in all directions while their owners scuttled to catch their spooked livestock. |
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| Who was to say that Old Macdonald only had domestic farm animals and traditional vermin? |
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| Today, over a million pets and farm animals worldwide have RFID tags in or on them, so Rover or Daisy can easily be tracked if they wander off. |
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| Farmers usually keep farm animals to supplement their income, but a visitor to this farm will not hear clucks or moos. |
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| Using farm animals for entertainment is unacceptable in a modern, civilised society. |
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| Scientists are working toward breeding farm animals that resist infection with pathogenic E. coli strains. |
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| They could be giving hormones to the farm animals, or antibiotics, and who knows what's in their feed. |
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| A participant argued that some farm animals are better treated than some children, and distinguished between wild and farm animals. |
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| For example, can federal prosecutors put in prison a man who sold videos showing farm animals being bitten and killed by vicious dogs? |
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| Domestication and artificial selection of livestock have made farm animals dependent on humans. |
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| A little caterpillar who dreams of flying becomes the laughingstock of her friends, the farm animals, when she reveals her plan. |
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| High standards of stockmanship and care are necessary for successful rearing of farm animals during the neonatal period. |
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| There is a long green lane for walking and you can see farm animals in the fields. |
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| The water is used communally for human consumption, for small farm animals or for vegetable cultivation. |
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| It would offer equal protection to pets and farm animals, as well as wild and stray animals. |
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| In fact, the media has put forward its own suggestion in the form of farm animals feeding at a trough. |
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| The peasants responded by sabotage, killing farm animals, including more than 50 percent of the horses in the country. |
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| Animal health focuses on the well-being of companion animals and on the health and productivity of farm animals. |
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| Proteins from those materials are also used in the production of animal feeds for both domestic and farm animals. |
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| They also affect, Mr. Phaosavasdi argued, farm animals, tigers, pets and many other wild animals. |
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| The pigs and other farm animals had been place in quarantine and farmers were prohibited from eating or selling vegetables. |
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| Adding to its rich diversity, Springwillow Farm is home to many farm animals. |
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| He also maintains that whales killed in the wild suffer far less than farm animals. |
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| Consumers today want to know about how farm animals are treated and the conditions they live in. |
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| They are personally responsible for one or more farm animals with which they create affectionate relations. |
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| With boosted confidence and safe in the knowledge that people do in fact want to see traditional shows with farm animals, the organisers can now plan ahead for next year. |
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| The room is said to be ripe with wax figures and giant toy farm animals. |
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| As soon as you enter the car park you are greeted by a menagerie of farm animals, many of them rare breeds including Soay, Ryeland and Whitefaced Woodland sheep. |
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| The Department has reminded all farmers and transporters of livestock that farm animals are at risk of suffering from heat stress during hot summer weather. |
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| The keeping of computerised records, the thorough tagging of farm animals and the application of higher standards of inspection at slaughterhouses and abattoirs will assist. |
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| We collaborated with a local wildlife education group, Biofauna, and used some of our own baby farm animals so that our children could enjoy a petting zoo day! |
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| Chickens that are not broody can't sit on top of one of the farm animals. |
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| The pressed pulp is given to farm animals as winter feed, composted, discarded or used to make liqueurs. |
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| Demonstrations of pottery and art, wildlife and farm animals, as well as Old West skills such as lassoing and livestock feeding will be offered. |
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| Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales attended to view a working dairy, agricultural machinery and a wide range of farm animals. |
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| The CanBiocin technology has also be targetted against intestinal pathogens in farm animals using lactic acid bacteria, for example the control of scours in weanling pigs. |
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| As more and more farmers followed his lead, farm animals increased dramatically in size and quality. |
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| As was seen during the negotiations, the commissioners yielded to the demands of the Saulteaux with regard to agricultural implements and farm animals. |
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| It covers wildlife, farm animals, companion animals, lab animals and work animals, and stipulates welfare requirements for animals in transport and slaughter. |
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| A 1924 outbreak in California resulted not only in the slaughter of 109,000 farm animals, but also 22,000 deer. |
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| The stable fly, typically a pest of farm animals, also pesters tigers, foxes, and other exotic species in zoos. |
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| The interface between wild and farm animals and crop farming needs to be managed to promote safety, but total separation is neither feasible nor desirable. |
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| Indeed, cephalosporins are especially useful for kids, and it would be a real drag if they were rendered ineffective from overuse in farm animals. |
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| It is now time, in the evolution of the relationship between humans and animals, to move forward with this knowledge, and take real action to improve the lives of farm animals. |
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| Hazards in high water conditions can include floating trees, collapsing portions of river bank, overhanging branches and even dead farm animals. |
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| People are shooting the African painted dogs to stop them killing their farm animals. |
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| He shot at my son and pets and farm animals with an air pellet gun. |
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| Researches, manufactures and distributes a variety of animal health products for both the well-being of companion animals and for the health and productivity of farm animals. |
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| The practice of adding antibiotics in lower than therapeutic doses to the feed of farm animals became widespread with the development of intensive farming. |
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| The number of farm animals dropped substantially. |
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| The percentages confirmed that women participate in all of the activities involved in tending arable crops, fruit trees, vegetables and farm animals. |
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| Studies of life processes in farm animals have helped in developing the optimal nutriment for each animal, and human nutrition has benefitted enormously from the knowledge that has come from these investigations. |
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| Many of these books are completely anthropomorphic, dressing farm animals in clothes and having them walk on two legs, live in houses, and perform human activities. |
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| Many townies do not realise that farmers work seven days a week and in summer you are very likely to meet farm animals or vehicles on rural roads, even on Sundays. |
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| Children were given the chance to get close to week-old chicks, try computer games like the Cowpat Challenge, milk Annabelle the life-size model cow and win toy farm animals. |
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| Red deer introduced into New Zealand in 1851 from English and Scottish stock were domesticated in deer farms by the late 1960s and are common farm animals there now. |
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| Since the 18th century, people have become increasingly concerned about the welfare of farm animals, and laws and standards are widely enforced in response. |
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| The breeding of farm animals seldom occurs spontaneously but is managed by farmers with a view to encouraging certain traits that are seen as desirable. |
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| Other infectious diseases affecting wild animals, farm animals and humans include rabies, leptospirosis, brucellosis, tuberculosis and trichinosis. |
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