Month: December 2010

Global Distillation

 April Kingsman  December 29, 2010  0 Comments on Global Distillation

global distillation: The movement of persistent organic pollutants from warm tropical and subtropical regions to cooler higher latitudes via evaporation and condensation. Understanding global distillation helps farmers recognize and mitigate the impact of pollutants on their crops and environment.

Clayey

 April Kingsman  December 28, 2010  0 Comments on Clayey

Clayey: Containing clay. Understanding soil composition helps farmers manage fertility and optimize crop production on clayey lands.

Master Of Foxhounds Association

 April Kingsman  December 28, 2010  1 Comment on Master Of Foxhounds Association

Master of Foxhounds Association: a group which provides information to foxhunters and hunt leaders. Abbr MFHA. Understanding the role of the Master of Foxhounds Association can help farmers engaged in foxhunting activities manage their operations more effectively.

Worms

 April Kingsman  December 27, 2010  1 Comment on Worms

worms: Worms refer to parasitic worms infesting animals. Managing worm infestations is crucial for maintaining livestock health and ensuring high yields in dairy and meat production.

Veterinary Medicine

 April Kingsman  December 27, 2010  0 Comments on Veterinary Medicine

The branch of medicine that focuses on the health and care of animals. Veterinary medicine includes diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases in livestock, pets, and wildlife. For example, providing veterinary care to dairy cows to ensure their health and productivity.

Louse Disease

 April Kingsman  December 25, 2010  1 Comment on Louse Disease

Louse Disease: Louse disease is an external parasitic disease of cattle. Severe infection leads to loss of condition, wasting, and anemia. Managing louse disease through proper treatment and prevention measures can protect cattle health and productivity.

Wireweed

 April Kingsman  December 24, 2010  0 Comments on Wireweed

wireweed: Wireweed, or knotgrass, is a common weed affecting crops. Farmers need to manage wireweed to protect crop health and ensure optimal yields.

Cattle Ranch

 April Kingsman  December 24, 2010  0 Comments on Cattle Ranch

A large farm where cattle are raised for meat production. Cattle ranches typically involve extensive grazing land and herd management practices. For example, managing a cattle ranch with rotational grazing to optimize forage use and cattle health.

Variegation

 April Kingsman  December 24, 2010  1 Comment on Variegation

variegation: A phenomenon in some plants where two or more colors occur in patches on the leaves or flowers. Managing variegation can help maintain aesthetic and genetic diversity in crops.

SFA

 April Kingsman  December 23, 2010  0 Comments on SFA

SFA: Small Farms Association. Farmers benefit from engaging with SFA for support and resources tailored to small-scale farming operations.