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Birth

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birth: The process of bringing forth young from the womb. Managing livestock births ensures healthy offspring and maintains herd productivity.

Women’S Food And Farming Union

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Women’s Food and Farming Union: The Women’s Food and Farming Union (WFFU) is an association for women in farming focused on sustainability and environmental considerations. Farmers can benefit from the resources and support provided by WFFU to promote sustainable farming practices.

Tuberous

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tuberous: Like a tuber. Referring to a plant that grows from a tuber. Understanding tuberous plants can enhance crop diversity and production.

Regenerate

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regenerate: To grow again, or grow something again. Regeneration of crops and natural vegetation supports sustainable farming practices and ecosystem health.

Food Product File Sharing Systems

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The technologies and platforms that enable secure and efficient sharing of digital files and documents among employees, including cloud storage and document collaboration tools. For example, using food product file sharing systems to improve accessibility and collaboration.

Waterfowl

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waterfowl: Birds which spend much of their time on water, e.g. ducks. Managing waterfowl can enhance biodiversity and provide additional farming opportunities.

Broad Spectrum

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broad spectrum: A term describing pesticides that are effective against a wide range of pests. Using broad-spectrum pesticides supports comprehensive pest management but requires careful application to avoid non-target effects.

Woodland Grant Scheme

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Woodland Grant Scheme: The Woodland Grant Scheme supports good management of forests and woodlands. Farmers can benefit from these grants to improve their woodlands and enhance environmental sustainability.

Bran

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bran: The outer layer of grains removed during milling. Using bran as animal feed or soil amendment improves livestock nutrition and soil health.