Eradication
eradication: The complete removal of something. The total extinction of a species. Implementing eradication practices helps farmers control pests and diseases and protect crop health.
Month: June 2017
Tine Harrows
tine harrows: Sets of curved tines sometimes used when the soil surface is caked or compacted. A tine harrow will break up the soil to a depth of several inches. Utilizing tine harrows can improve soil structure and promote healthy crop growth.
Photoperiodic
photoperiodic: Referring to the effect of the photoperiod. Understanding photoperiodic effects aids in managing crop growth cycles and improving production efficiency.
Mids
mids: middle-sized potatoes which are graded and sold for human consumption. Understanding the grading and marketability of mids can help farmers optimize their potato production and income.
Mono-
mono-: prefix one. Understanding the uses of the prefix mono- can help farmers and researchers communicate more effectively about genetic and biological processes.
Cultural Control
Cultural Control: Cultural control noun the control of pests using various agricultural techniques such as crop rotation. Implementing cultural control practices supports pest management and sustainable agriculture.