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Chelates

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Chelates: Compounds of trace elements and organic substances, water-soluble and safe for application as foliar sprays or soil amendments. Using chelates improves nutrient availability and supports healthy crop growth.

Enzootic Abortion

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enzootic abortion: A virus infection of sheep causing abortion about two weeks before lambing. Managing enzootic abortion is crucial for farmers to ensure the health and productivity of their flocks.

Hackney

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hackney: A type of horse used both for riding and as a draught animal. Hackney horses can be versatile assets on farms, useful for both transportation and work purposes.

Terrace

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terrace: A flat strip of land across a sloping hillside, lying level along the contours. Terracing is widely used to prevent soil erosion and create arable land in hilly areas, enhancing agricultural productivity.

OFS

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OFS: Organic Farming Scheme. The OFS supports farmers in transitioning to and maintaining organic farming practices by providing financial assistance. Participating in the OFS can help farmers adopt sustainable practices, improve soil health, and meet the growing market demand for organic products.

Food Product Disability Accommodations

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The practices and policies that ensure accessibility and support for employees with disabilities, including workplace modifications, assistive technology, and inclusive policies. For example, providing food product disability accommodations to promote inclusion and support diverse talent.

PMWS

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PMWS: A disease causing wasting, paleness, and diarrhea in pigs between 6 and 14 weeks old, often fatal. Full form post-weaning multisystemic wasting syndrome. Helpful content: Understanding PMWS and implementing biosecurity measures can help pig farmers prevent outbreaks and reduce losses. Early intervention and proper management are key to controlling this disease.

Pepsin

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pepsin: An enzyme in the stomach which breaks down the proteins in food. Understanding digestive enzymes like pepsin helps in improving animal nutrition and health.

Genotypic

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genotypic: Relating to a genotype. Knowledge of genotypic variation allows for more precise selection in breeding programs, improving the efficiency and outcomes of agricultural production.

Biological Magnification

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biological magnification: Another term for bioaccumulation. Managing biological magnification prevents harmful substances from entering the food chain.