Month: May 2011

Genetic Code

 April Kingsman  May 9, 2011  0 Comments on Genetic Code

genetic code: The information carried by an organism’s DNA which determines the synthesis of proteins by cells and which is passed on when the cell divides. Also called genetic information. Understanding the genetic code is essential for genetic engineering and breeding programs.

Dairy Digesters

 April Kingsman  May 8, 2011  1 Comment on Dairy Digesters

Devices used to break down organic waste, such as manure, through anaerobic digestion to produce biogas. For example, installing dairy digesters to convert manure into biogas and reduce waste.

Carotene

 April Kingsman  May 6, 2011  1 Comment on Carotene

Carotene: An orange or red pigment in carrots, egg yolk, and some natural oils, converted by the liver into vitamin A. Managing carotene intake in livestock diets ensures they receive adequate vitamin A for healthy growth and reproduction.

Suffrutescent

 April Kingsman  May 5, 2011  1 Comment on Suffrutescent

suffrutescent: referring to a perennial plant that is woody at the base of the stem and does not die down to ground level in winter. Properly managing suffrutescent plants ensures healthy growth and optimal yields, supporting productive agriculture.

Dairy Product Packaging And Labeling

 April Kingsman  May 5, 2011  1 Comment on Dairy Product Packaging And Labeling

The process of filling and sealing dairy products into containers for distribution and sale, including the design and information provided on packaging. For example, using environmentally friendly packaging for dairy products and ensuring labels comply with regulatory requirements.

Promote

 April Kingsman  May 4, 2011  2 Comments on Promote

promote: To encourage or enable something to take place. Helpful content: Promoting best practices and innovations in farming can lead to increased productivity and sustainability. Farmers can benefit from continuous learning and adopting new technologies to improve their operations.

Nurse Crop

 April Kingsman  May 3, 2011  2 Comments on Nurse Crop

nurse crop: a crop grown to give protection to young plants of a perennial crop which is being established. Nurse crops provide shade and act as windbreaks. Growing nurse crops can protect young perennial plants, such as trees or vines, from harsh environmental conditions and promote their establishment. Farmers can benefit from using nurse crops to improve seedling survival rates, enhance soil health, and reduce erosion. Understanding the selection and management of nurse crops helps optimize crop establishment and long-term productivity. Implementing nurse crop practices supports sustainable farming and resource conservation.

Lpglpg

 April Kingsman  May 3, 2011  0 Comments on Lpglpg

LPGLPG: LPGLPG stands for liquefied petroleum gas. Utilizing liquefied petroleum gas can provide farmers with a clean and efficient energy source.

Flourish

 April Kingsman  May 2, 2011  0 Comments on Flourish

Flourish: To live or grow well and increase in numbers. The colony of rabbits flourished in the absence of any predators. Proper management practices ensure that crops and livestock flourish on the farm.