Month: September 2011

LFALFA

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LFALFA: LFALFA stands for less favoured area. Understanding less favoured areas can help farmers access support and resources for agricultural development.

Quicklime

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quicklime: A calcium compound made from burnt limestone, used in the composition of cement and in many industrial processes. Quicklime is valuable for soil stabilization and pH adjustment in agriculture, helping farmers improve soil conditions for optimal crop growth.

Bucket

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bucket: A container used for carrying liquids or granular materials. Efficient use of buckets supports various farm tasks and resource management.

Plant

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plant: An organism containing chlorophyll with which it carries out photosynthesis. Helpful content: Understanding plant biology is fundamental for successful farming. Knowledge of how plants grow and reproduce helps farmers optimize cultivation practices, leading to healthier crops and higher yields.

Food Product Lgbtq+ Inclusivity Measures

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The practices and policies that promote inclusion and support for LGBTQ+ individuals in the workplace, including non-discrimination policies, employee resource groups, and inclusive benefits. For example, implementing food product LGBTQ+ inclusivity measures to create a more inclusive and supportive work environment.

Biological Pest Control

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biological pest control: Another term for biological control. Using natural predators and processes to manage pests supports sustainable agriculture.

D value

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D value: Abbreviation for digestibility value, the amount of digestible organic matter in the dry matter of plants. Understanding D value helps farmers evaluate the nutritional quality of animal feed and make informed decisions about feeding practices.

Field Observation

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Field Observation: An examination made in the open air, looking at organisms in their natural habitat as opposed to in a laboratory. Field observations provide valuable insights into ecological interactions and help inform sustainable farming practices.

Complications

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Complications: Complications plural noun secondary medical problems developing as part of an existing medical condition The patient may develop complications after surgery. Managing complications involves providing proper veterinary care and monitoring animal health.

Runner

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runner: A long shoot that grows sideways from a plant such as a strawberry, ending in a tuft of leaves which will take root. Managing runners supports successful plant propagation and crop establishment.