Month: April 2018

grid: A grid is a pattern of equally spaced vertical and horizontal metal rods or bars. Using grids in farming, such as for fencing or planting, improves organization and efficiency on the farm.

monomolecular layer: a layer only one molecule thick. Understanding the applications of monomolecular layers can help farmers manage crop protection and other agricultural processes more effectively.

The methods and technologies used to supply water to crops, including drip, sprinkler, and surface irrigation. For example, installing efficient irrigation systems to optimize water use and improve crop yields.

Forestry: The management of forests, woodlands, and plantations of trees. Proper forestry practices ensure sustainable timber production and environmental health.

exploitation: The action of taking advantage of something. The utilization of natural resources. The unfair use of something or treatment of someone for personal benefit. Adopting fair and sustainable practices helps farmers manage resources responsibly.

pike pike pike: A long, slender freshwater fish. Raising fish like pike can provide additional income through aquaculture and meet market demands for fresh fish.

juice extractor: Juice extractor – a device for extracting juice from a fruit or vegetable. Helps farmers process fruits and vegetables for juice production.

warfarin: A substance used to poison rats, to which many rats in some areas are now resistant. Managing rodent populations can protect crops and prevent disease spread on the farm.

bullock: A young bull, typically less than two years old. Managing bullocks effectively can ensure their health and growth, preparing them for future breeding or meat production.

Cantle: The rear bow of a saddle. Understanding saddle anatomy, including the cantle, helps farmers and riders ensure proper equipment fit for the comfort and safety of horses.