Synthetic Hormone
synthetic hormone: a hormone manufactured from synthetic materials. Understanding and using synthetic hormones effectively supports healthy plant and livestock growth, enhancing farm productivity.
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Farmworker
Farmworker: A person who works on a farm. Farmworkers are essential for the daily operations and success of a farm.
Leguminous
Leguminous: Leguminous refers to a legume. Growing leguminous crops can benefit soil health and support sustainable agriculture.
Slurry Spreader
slurry spreader: a machine which spreads slurry. Using slurry spreaders ensures efficient application of slurry, improving soil fertility and supporting sustainable farming practices.
Bonanza
bonanza: A term for a sudden increase in wealth or success. Farmers can achieve bonanzas through innovative practices and market opportunities.
Ion
ion: An atom or a group of atoms that has obtained an electric charge by gaining or losing one or more electrons. Helps farmers understand chemical properties and soil science.
Fertilizer Types
Different forms of fertilizers used to provide nutrients to plants. Fertilizer types include organic, synthetic, liquid, and granular. For example, using organic compost as a natural fertilizer for vegetable gardens.
English Heritage
English Heritage: An organization partly funded by government that is responsible for maintaining buildings and monuments of historical interest in England. Abbr EH. Awareness of EH can help farmers understand and comply with regulations for preserving historical sites on their land.
Abscission
abscission: The shedding of a leaf or fruit due to the formation of a layer of cells between the leaf or fruit and the rest of the plant. Farmers need to manage this process to maintain crop yield and quality.
Foetus
Foetus: An unborn animal in the womb at the stage when all structural features are visible, i.e., after eight weeks in humans. Proper monitoring and care of pregnant livestock ensure healthy foetus development and successful births.