Lop Ears
Lop Ears: Lop ears are long ears which hang down on either side of the animals head. Understanding animal anatomy, such as lop ears, can aid in livestock management and breeding.
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Rubus
Rubus: A genus of plants including cane fruits such as raspberries and blackberries. Growing Rubus species provides farmers with high-value fruit crops and supports diversified farm income.
Risk
risk: A combination of the likelihood of injury, damage, or loss being caused by a potentially dangerous substance, technology, or activity, or by a failure to do something, and the seriousness of the possible consequences; something that is regarded as likely to cause injury, damage, or loss. Understanding and managing risks helps farmers protect farm assets and ensure operational safety.
Hydrology
hydrology: The study of water, its composition and properties, and in particular the place of water in the environment. Understanding hydrology supports proper water management and sustainability on the farm.
Crazy Chick Disease
Crazy Chick Disease: Crazy chick disease noun a disease of chicks associated with a diet which is too rich in fats or deficiency of vitamin E. The symptoms include falling over and paralysis. Managing crazy chick disease involves providing proper nutrition and healthcare for poultry.
Loghtan
Loghtan: Loghtan refers to Manx Loghtan. Understanding and preserving rare breeds like Loghtan can enhance genetic diversity and resilience in sheep farming.
Value-Added Food Products
Products made from raw agricultural materials that have been processed or enhanced to increase their value, such as jams, cheeses, and canned goods. For example, producing value-added food products to diversify farm income and meet consumer demand.
Watershed Management
The practice of managing land and water resources within a watershed to protect water quality and support sustainable agriculture. Watershed management includes erosion control, reforestation, and water conservation practices. For example, implementing watershed management practices to reduce sediment runoff and improve water quality in agricultural areas.
Roller Crusher
roller crusher: A machine used to condition freshly-cut grass. The swath of cut grass is picked up by the rolls and the stems are flattened as the grass is passed between them. Using roller crushers speeds up the drying process, improving forage quality.
Harvester
harvester: A machine which harvests a crop. Using modern harvesters improves efficiency and reduces labor costs, enhancing overall farm productivity.