Month: November 2013

Pale Soft Exudative Muscle

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pale soft exudative muscle: A condition where an animal’s meat becomes pale and lacks firmness. Abbr PSE. Managing livestock stress and diet can prevent this condition, ensuring better meat quality.

Analysis

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analysis: The process of examining something in detail. The process of breaking down a substance into its parts in order to study them closely. Samples of material were removed for analysis. Understanding analysis helps farmers make informed decisions about crop and livestock management.

Bennet

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bennet: Another term for bent, stiff-stemmed grasses found in pastures. Managing grasses like bennet supports healthy pastures for livestock grazing.

Viral Strike

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viral strike: Any apparently new virus disease, borne by wind or vectors, which travels through a wide area causing devastating effects for a time, especially in large livestock units. Early detection and management of viral strikes can prevent widespread losses and protect farm profitability.

Immature

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immature: Referring to an organism or part that is still developing. Helps farmers manage livestock and crop development stages.

Lice

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Lice: Lice is the plural of louse. Managing lice infestations through proper pest control measures can protect livestock health and improve farm productivity.

Land Use

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Land Use: Land use refers to the way in which land is used for different purposes such as farming or recreation. A survey of current land use helps farmers plan for diverse and sustainable agricultural practices.

Corriedale

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Corriedale: Corriedale /k?rideil/ noun a New Zealand breed of sheep, originally from longwool rams and Merino ewes. Corriedale is now bred in Australia both for meat and its thick 27-micron wool. Raising Corriedale sheep provides high-quality meat and wool for markets.