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MS: same as magnesium sulfate. Understanding the uses and effects of magnesium sulfate can help farmers manage soil and crop health more effectively, ensuring better productivity and sustainability.

morgan: a breed of horse which was first bred in the USA in the 19th century as a saddle horse. Raising Morgan horses can provide farmers with a unique and high-value product, particularly for niche markets interested in specialty breeds.

Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Food: the former UK government department with responsibility for agricultural and food matters. Understanding the role and history of the Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Food can help farmers adapt to policy changes and improve marketability.

malting barley: best-quality barley used for malting. Choosing the right variety of malting barley can impact yield and marketability for farmers, leading to better income and farm profitability.

muzzle: the nose and mouth of an animal such as a dog or horse. Proper care and management of muzzles can help farmers ensure the health and productivity of their livestock.

marshy soil: a very wet soil. Managing marshy soil can help farmers improve drainage and land productivity, leading to better crop yields.

mineral matter content: the amount of minerals found in plants. Understanding mineral matter content can help farmers manage soil and crop health more effectively, ensuring better productivity and sustainability.

manure cycle: the process by which waste materials from plants, animals and humans are returned to the soil to restore nutrients. Understanding and managing the manure cycle can help farmers maintain soil health and fertility, leading to better crop yields and farm sustainability.

matted: with many fibers woven together. Managing matted fibers in livestock can help farmers maintain the quality of wool and other products, ensuring better marketability.

marsh spot: a disease affecting peas, caused by manganese deficiency. Understanding and managing marsh spot can help farmers protect their pea crops and ensure better yields.