Mr. Colman, in an article on live stock, says, "There seems to be a limit beyond which no person can go.
The value oflive stock will be increased at least twenty-five per cent!
Look for a moment at the amount of capital invested in live stock; and from these statistics the reader will perceive that not only the farmers, but the whole nation, will be enriched.
Is not property invested in live stock as valuable, in proportion, as that invested in real estate?
Rye is used for breadmaking, live stock food, and in the manufacture of malt and alcoholic beverages.
Reported value of live stock on farms with increase and decrease and per cent of increase and decrease, by decades, and average values per farm and acre.
This partly explains the decrease of live stockin the whole country in recent years and the increase in the price of meat.
Live stock must be kept to maintain the fertility of the land, which deteriorates fast if hay and grain are continually sold.
A reasonable fee is charged for grazing all kinds of live stock on National Forests.
Forest fires when uncontrolled mean the loss of human lives, the destruction of homes, live stock, forage, timber and watershed cover.
To understand these qualifications it is necessary to briefly look into the history of the grazing of live stock on the western grazing lands.
Another sign of impoverishment is the decrease in the quantity of live stock.
That was certainly not an indication of poverty, because flax is a valuable product which requires to be well manured, and plentiful manure implies a considerable quantity of live stock.
We must not, however, assume, as is often done, that the peasant families who have no live stock and no longer till the land are utterly ruined.
We furnish the original house, barn, tools, live stock, with the land.
Some people said it was a revenue officer and some said it was the member of Congress from that district, but most people thought it was a live stock agent of one of the western railroads.
Osvif wished to buy some of his land from him, for he had lack of land but a multitude of live stock.
The next spring Olaf went thither and first gathered together all his flocks which had grown to be a great multitude; for, indeed, no man was richer in live stock in all Broadfirth.
According to the official account, the number of live stock exhibited in 1853 was-- Oxen.
The North-Western is next in rank as a carrier of live stock.
It is thorough, accurate and reliable, and is the most valuable contribution to live stock literature in many years.
In the farm census of live stock, hogs are given a very important place.
Similarly daily reports came from the swine herd, the dairy herd, and all the other groups of live stock.
Live stock, he says," replied Miss Masters in some surprise.
You're not the only 'dealer in live stock' in the Levee.
The breeder of live stock is likely to be lacking in his methods of producing farm crops, while the up-to-date, so-called general farmer is not likely to be a special lover of live stock.
Where, however, the amount of live stock is limited and the products sold contain large quantities of potash, such as hay and straw, the supply furnished in fertilizers must be liberal.
Rent was much in arrear, tithes and poor rates unpaid, improvements generally discontinued, live stock diminished; alarming gangs of poachers and other depredators ranged the country.
The wet season was very disastrous to live stock; according to the accounts of the manors of Christ Church, Canterbury, about this time (Historical MSS.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "live stock" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
