breeding stock

They only take the best of the women for breeding stock.

They had to move the breeding stock to a sure water supply.

But just remember, if you've got anything like feed for them, keep some breeding stock.

"What will be involved in obtaining a breeding stock to take back with us?"

In its early stages, the breeding stock has become of high value.

To get away with that, you had to have a big outfit and breeding stock.

"By the way, where do we get our breeding stock?"

Eventually, some will be, but meanwhile, they are building up a good breeding stock, she said.

We intended to go forward with our original plan to use you as breeding stock.

Being a young animal, it meant there was breeding stock around.

All of them were considered a severe loss to British breeding stock.

The first shows, focused on the quality of animals as breeding stock, were held in 1906.

"It became a basic plant we use as a breeding stock," he said.

In 1945, more than half of the breeding stock were taken as war spoils.

"I think she'll be put in breeding stock," the man says as he nuns away.

"The giants should be left as breeding stock," he said.

Juveniles have been sent around the world to increase the breeding stock.

In addition, all breeding stock must undergo an evaluation process.

She was going to make very good breeding stock.

I have run tests on the handsome young man - he is fine breeding stock.

Frankly, I don't know if you can even keep the breeding stock.

In short, the idea is to help things along by consciously attempt to improve the breeding stock.

Prime breeding stock always showed its worth in the crunch.

They therefore take some of the strain off the younger breeding stock within their species.

That one was a banned hormone used to put breeding stock in heat full time.