Month: November 2012

GAI

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GAI: Abbreviation for green area index. Monitoring GAI helps in managing crop growth and maximizing photosynthetic efficiency, leading to better yields.

Crop Spraying

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Crop Spraying: Crop spraying noun same as crop dusting. Implementing crop spraying practices protects crops from pests and diseases.

Fencing Materials

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Materials used to construct fences, including wood, wire, posts, and gates. Choosing the right fencing materials is essential for effective livestock management. For instance, selecting durable fencing materials to build long-lasting and secure enclosures for cattle.

Myriapod

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myriapod: a member of the class Myriapoda, an arthropod with a segmented body, such as a millipede or centipede. Understanding the role and management of myriapods can help farmers protect their crops and ensure better productivity.

Food Product Security Audits And Assessments

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The systematic evaluations of security practices and controls in food production and distribution, ensuring compliance with regulations and best practices. For example, conducting food product security audits and assessments to identify areas for improvement and enhance overall security.

Tower Silo

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tower silo: A tall circular tower used for storing silage. Using tower silos can optimize space and preserve silage quality for livestock feed.

Congenital Disorder

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Congenital Disorder: Congenital disorder noun a disorder which is present at birth. COMMENT: An animal may be abnormal at birth because of a genetic defect, such as misshapen heads of calves; other congenital disorders such as swayback in lambs, may be caused by deficiencies in the mother (in the case of swayback, maternal copper deficiency). Managing congenital disorders involves providing proper nutrition and healthcare for pregnant animals.

Flour

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Flour: A soft fine powder made from ground cereal grains, used for making bread. Properly managing flour production ensures high-quality food products and marketability.

Contour Farming

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Contour Farming: Contour farming noun a method of cultivating sloping land in which the land is ploughed along a terrace rather than down the slope, so reducing soil erosion COMMENT: In contour farming, the ridges of earth act as barriers to prevent soil being washed away and the furrows retain the rainwater. Implementing contour farming practices helps prevent soil erosion and promote sustainable land use.

Pig Nutrition

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pig nutrition: The study of feeding pigs to ensure proper growth and production. Providing balanced nutrition for pigs ensures their health and productivity.