Meanings of more livestock in English

Vectes had a lot more livestock than its population needed.

She used some of her loan to buy more livestock and fatten them up.

Margaret's family had more livestock than did mine.

The government has refused to rule out giving Mr Al-Khalaf more money, or sending more livestock to his desert farm.

The goats grew more numerous, a cow was added, they bought more virgin land, and they acquired still more livestock.

South Korea, battling to contain an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, said today it would slaughter more livestock after two pigs tested positive.

Their economic value is oriented not toward helping subsistence farmers to feed themselves but toward feeding more livestock for the already overfed rich.

Rather, it's that China has so much more livestock: The country is the world's leading producer of pork and second leading producer of broiler chickens.

The students, having come from ranches with more livestock than people, and small towns with smaller libraries, were for the most part ignorant of poetry.

More livestock removal was underway on Wednesday, the U.S. Forest Service said.