green manure: Green manure is fast-growing vegetation such as mustard or rape that is ploughed into the soil to rot and act as manure. Using green manure improves soil fertility, supports sustainable farming, and reduces the need for chemical fertilizers.
The information that must be included on food packaging, including ingredients, nutritional content, and allergen warnings. For example, meeting food labeling requirements to provide accurate information to consumers and comply with regulations.
Certified Stock: A stock of grain approved for delivery. Managing certified stock ensures high-quality grain production and compliance with market standards.
A business that sells dairy products directly to consumers, including grocery stores, farmers’ markets, and specialty shops. For example, operating a dairy retail store to offer fresh milk, cheese, and yogurt to local customers.
sterilised milk: milk prepared for human consumption by heating in sealed airtight containers to kill all bacteria. See Comment at milk. Properly managing milk sterilisation ensures product safety and quality, supporting consumer health and market value.
Food From Britain: A trade organization specializing in marketing British food abroad. Abbr FFB. This organization helps farmers expand their markets and increase sales.
Caffeine: An alkaloid present in coffee, tea, and kola nuts, known for its stimulating properties. Understanding the effects of caffeine can help farmers who grow these crops manage harvest and processing techniques to maximize quality and market value.
sprinkle: to water something with drops in a light shower. Properly managing sprinkling ensures efficient water use and healthy crop growth.
disking: A method of tillage using a circular agricultural implement called a disk to prepare the soil for planting. Disking can improve soil structure, control weeds, and incorporate organic matter. Farmers should use proper techniques and equipment for effective disking. Understanding the benefits and applications of disking will aid in effective soil management and crop establishment.
edible snails: Snails reared for human consumption. Raising edible snails can provide farmers with an alternative income source and diversify agricultural production.