How to pronounce “livestock” in English

Livestock has increased eightfold on this planet.

livestock this is as agriculture was just getting going 10,000 years ago if you took the human population at the

livestock, all the domesticated vertebrates on one side, including us.

livestock and uh uh corn-based biofuels and that sort of thing so they they have

And livestock to pastoral families is not just their income, it's their savings, their insurance, the

our livestock, where we have sheep, you know, the fodder isn't available.

The livestock will get slowly pushed inside the conservation zone, where the vegetation is better, where there's better food.

Raising livestock contributes about 1/5 of our global emissions.

rude livestock feed fertilizer and they're being renamed and fed to you so you don't know you're eating 450 million

was livestock.

And "Livestock's Long Shadow" said in some 18% of greenhouse gases are generated by industrial livestock production, and that industrialized livestock

industrial livestock production is a big generator of greenhouse gas, is a big contributor to climate change.

or the livestock that you're keeping, we came to not just inherit physical traits from our parents-- so the color of our eyes--

And 60% is livestock.

Humans are much more-- livestock's more accessible, as opposed to say dwarves who live underground.

Was it goats or livestock?

they just love our livestock.

So there was less livestock killed during the summer than in the winter, which may be related to-- because in the summer months,

But no livestock have been lost inside these more predator-proof corrals since.

We have livestock insurance programs, corrals.

Another problem with livestock growth is that the villagers will push their livestock after they've overgrazed a certain area outside the conservation zone.

to keep livestock safe in the middle of nowhere from lions.

and their livestock.

because protesters are killing livestock.

operations to feed livestock.

But for things like livestock farming or construction outdoors, these are things that are still pretty non-routine, things that are still generally going to be done by humans.

time plus all their livestock and pets it was probably in the order of a tenth

Casting spells on livestock was a fairly common one.

They're moving livestock.

The use of livestock for meat production has become now the second major factor of greenhouse gas effect.

We also had livestock.

And if the livestock gets caught by predators then the predators are killed.

and the Southwest Grassfed Livestock Alliance, among others.

Also unlike other livestock, bees retain the resources to protect themselves.

with some of my livestock clients where equipment was actually deliberately sabotaged and the reason why this

with the livestock, with the crops, with tilling the soil.

or actually livestock grazing.

realizing that that livestock is not the most efficient way for us to get calories and protein.

We also need high-tech agriculture in livestock production.

but use of antibiotics in livestock production-- which leads to perhaps a dangerous compromise of the efficacy of human antibiotic medicines--

According to a United Nations report called "Livestock's Long Shadow," animal agriculture is responsible for 14.5%

And then their would be less livestock loss.

And this is an example of our livestock insurance.

And there's a website called Livestock Conservancy, and they're a group that they try

and ambled over toward the livestock pen.

They will attack a farmer's livestock or something like that, and the farmer will retaliate and kill the lion.

What that does is it pushes the livestock closer and closer and closer to the lions, and then you end up having inevitable problems with lions

And I knew that emissions from livestock make up more than all the transport in the world put together.

Much of these emissions are associated with livestock production and then also nitrogen fertilizer.