Month: June 2016

Farmyard

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Farmyard: The area around farm buildings. Maintaining a clean and organized farmyard helps prevent accidents and promotes efficient farm operations.

Beef Utricle

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The utricle of cattle, often used for medicinal purposes. For example, producing beef utricle for pharmaceutical and health applications.

Farm-To-Table Operations

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The movement and practices that connect food producers directly with consumers, emphasizing local, sustainable, and high-quality products. For example, establishing farm-to-table operations to sell fresh produce and build relationships with local consumers.

Food Product Social Media Marketing

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The use of social media platforms to promote and sell food products, including content creation, influencer partnerships, and community engagement. For example, developing food product social media marketing campaigns to connect with consumers and build brand loyalty.

Silkworm

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silkworm: A moth larva which produces silk thread. Farmers benefit from raising silkworms for the production of valuable silk products.

MCPP

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MCPP: abbreviation mecoprop. Understanding the uses and effects of MCPP can help farmers manage weed infestations more effectively, ensuring better crop health and yields.

Bindweed

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bindweed: A perennial weed with creeping roots. Managing bindweed is essential for maintaining crop health and preventing competition for nutrients.

Digital Dermatitis

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A bacterial infection affecting the hooves of dairy cows, causing lameness and discomfort. Digital dermatitis is commonly managed through hygiene and treatment protocols. For example, using footbaths with disinfectants to control digital dermatitis in dairy herds.

Marjoram

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marjoram: a Mediterranean aromatic herb (Origanum), the dried leaves of which are used as flavoring. Growing marjoram can provide farmers with a high-value crop, particularly for markets interested in culinary herbs and natural flavorings.

Lactation

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lactation: The period during which a female mammal produces milk following birth. Managing lactation is crucial for optimizing milk production and ensuring the health of both mother and offspring.