A chemical product used in agriculture, such as a pesticide, fertilizer, or herbicide, to enhance crop production. These chemicals help control pests, improve soil fertility, and increase crop yields. For example, using herbicides to control weeds in a cornfield.
Red list: A searchable database maintained by IUCN that records the conservation status of different organisms throughout the world. Full form: IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. The Red list helps farmers and conservationists monitor and protect endangered species, promoting biodiversity.
The practices and strategies used to manage and optimize inventory levels, ensuring product availability and reducing waste. For example, implementing food product inventory optimization techniques to balance supply and demand and minimize losses.
bible: A name for the omasum, the third stomach of ruminants. Understanding ruminant anatomy like the bible aids in diagnosing and treating digestive issues in livestock.
Livestock Unit: A livestock unit is the part of a farm where livestock are reared. Managing livestock units effectively can enhance farm productivity and animal welfare.
raddle: A flexible length of wood used for making hurdles or fences. Useful for farmers in constructing and maintaining durable and movable barriers for managing livestock.
Fair Average Quality: The average quality of agricultural produce based on samples taken from bulk. Abbr FAQ. Understanding fair average quality helps farmers meet market standards and ensures consistent product quality for better sales and customer satisfaction.
The study and application of genetic principles to improve cattle traits such as growth, milk production, and disease resistance. For instance, using genomic selection to enhance cattle genetics and achieve better performance.
inorganic fertiliser: An artificially synthesized fertilizer. Helps farmers use inorganic fertilizers to enhance soil fertility and crop production.
The practices and strategies used to manage the financial aspects of fish farming operations, including budgeting, accounting, and investment. For example, conducting fish farm financial management to ensure profitability and sustainable growth.