Month: August 2020

trace: A very small amount of something. Monitoring trace elements and substances in soil and products ensures optimal crop growth and safety.

broomstick: A long stick traditionally used for sweeping. Using broomsticks for farm tasks supports cleanliness and organization.

TPO: Abbreviation for tree preservation order. Knowing about TPOs can help farmers manage land use and comply with conservation regulations.

Friesland: A breed of sheep whose milk is used in the production of soft cheese and yoghurt. Properly managing Friesland sheep supports high-quality dairy product production and farm diversification.

Leaf Cutting: A leaf cutting is a piece of a leaf, root, or stem cut from a living plant and put in soil where it will sprout. Using leaf cuttings for propagation can help farmers multiply plants efficiently.

watery mouth: A disease affecting newborn lambs. Managing watery mouth can improve lamb health and survival rates, enhancing farm productivity.

soil improvement: the practice of making the soil more fertile by methods such as draining and manuring. Implementing soil improvement techniques enhances soil health and fertility, supporting productive agriculture.

Midterm Review: the review of the Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union carried out in 2003. Understanding the outcomes of the Midterm Review can help farmers adapt to policy changes and ensure better compliance and sustainability.

mammal: an animal that gives birth to live young, secretes milk to feed them, keeps a constant body temperature and is covered with hair. Class: Mammalia. Understanding the characteristics of mammals can help farmers manage livestock more effectively, ensuring better health and productivity.

rotary mower: A machine used for cutting grass and other upright crops. Rotary mowers have two or four rotors each with three or four swinging blades. Using rotary mowers supports efficient forage management and crop cutting.