Criollo
Criollo: Criollo /kri?l??/ noun a breed of improved Spanish longhorn cattle found in South America, used for milk production. Raising Criollo cattle provides high-quality milk and meat for markets.
Month: May 2018
Tow
tow: To pull another wheeled vehicle or implement. Using proper towing techniques can enhance farm operations and equipment management.
Silopress
silopress: A polythene sack into which silage is forced. As the sack fills up, it gradually grows longer and when completely full is sealed. A sack may contain up to 80 tonnes of silage. Farmers benefit from using silopresses for efficient and controlled silage production and storage.
Cattle Urogenital System
The system in cattle responsible for urine production and excretion, and reproductive functions, including the kidneys, bladder, and reproductive organs. For instance, monitoring cattle urogenital health to prevent and treat urinary and reproductive issues.
Farmers List
Farmers List: A list of veterinary medicines obtainable from agricultural merchants with a prescription from a veterinary surgeon. This list helps farmers manage animal health and ensure proper medication use.
Homestead
homestead: A farmhouse with dependent buildings and the land which surrounds it. Properly managing homesteads supports farm productivity and sustainability.
Swampland
swampland: an area of land covered with swamp. Properly managing swamplands ensures biodiversity and ecological balance, supporting sustainable land use and agricultural productivity.
Bee
bee: A flying insect with a hairy body that pollinates plants. Protecting bee populations is crucial for pollination and maintaining crop yields.
Carcass Weight
The weight of an animal’s body after slaughter and removal of non-edible parts. Carcass weight is a key factor in meat production. For instance, aiming for higher carcass weights to maximize meat yield and market value.