Month: January 2013

Feeder

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Feeder: 1. Something which supplies or adds to something else of the same type. 2. A container from which livestock are fed. Proper use of feeders ensures efficient feeding and reduces waste.

Potassium Chloride

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potassium chloride: A colorless crystalline salt used as a fertilizer and in photography and medicine. Formula: KCl. Helpful content: Potassium chloride is a common and effective source of potassium for crops. Its proper application can improve soil fertility and support healthy plant growth.

Parameter

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parameter: 1. A factor that defines the limits or actions of something 2. A variable quantity or value for which a measurement is attempted, e.g., mean height. Understanding parameters helps in precision agriculture and data-driven decision-making.

Milk Bag

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A flexible plastic bag used to package and distribute milk, often used in Canada and other countries. For example, using milk bags to package and sell milk in bulk.

Bureau

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bureau: A government department or office. Understanding the role of agricultural bureaus helps farmers access resources and support.

FUW

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FUW: Abbreviation for Farmers’ Union of Wales. This union provides valuable resources and advocacy for farmers, supporting their interests and promoting sustainable farming practices.

Capping

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Capping: A hard crust that sometimes forms on the soil surface, caused by heavy rain or machinery. Managing soil to prevent capping involves minimizing soil compaction and maintaining proper soil structure for optimal plant growth.

Technology

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technology: The use of scientific knowledge to develop machines and techniques for use in industry. Staying updated with agricultural technology can improve farm efficiency and productivity.

Layer

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layer: A hen kept for egg production. Proper management of layers ensures high egg productivity and bird health.

Half Long

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Half long: A sheep produced by crossing a Cheviot ram with a Blackface ewe. Crossbred sheep like the Half long can combine traits of both breeds, leading to better adaptability and productivity.