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cattle

[kat-l] / ˈkæt l /


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The property also features an abundance of wildlife and cattle, which freely roam the ranch land—something they have done since “the monks first arrived,” the listing revealed.

From MarketWatch

Thinning cattle herds and tariffs on some imported meat have squeezed restaurant profit margins and forced operators across the U.S. to raise prices.

From The Wall Street Journal

Young herders traditionally move with their cattle, sometimes over long distances in search of pastures and water.

From BBC

Prices for beef are expected to stay high because cattle ranchers have scaled back the size of their herds to the lowest overall level in 75 years, and aren’t in a hurry to expand.

From The Wall Street Journal

If farmers can figure out, for example, that a certain breed of cattle releases more methane when it consumes a particular kind of feed, they could change the feed to cut down on the methane.

From The Wall Street Journal