Tractor and Farm Equipment Repair
Maran: a heavy continental breed of fowl, which has a greyish-brown barred plumage and produces dark brown eggs. Raising Maran chickens can provide farmers with high-quality eggs and meat, contributing to diversified income and improved farm sustainability.
NMR: abbreviation for National Milk Records. National Milk Records provides dairy farmers with valuable data on milk production, quality, and herd health. By utilizing NMR’s services, farmers can track their dairy operations’ performance, identify areas for improvement, and make informed management decisions. Accurate milk records help optimize feeding strategies, breeding programs, and overall herd management, leading to increased milk yields, better milk quality, and higher farm income.
Fowl Pox: A viral disease in which wart-like nodules appear on the comb, wattles, eyelids, and openings of the nostrils of fowls. Properly managing fowl pox through vaccination and biosecurity measures ensures poultry health and productivity.
promotion: The activity of encouraging or enabling something to take place. Helpful content: Effective promotion of farm products through marketing strategies can enhance market access and consumer awareness. Farmers can increase sales and brand recognition by highlighting the unique qualities of their products.
spruce-larch adelgid: a relative of the aphid, which may cause serious damage on spruce grown for Christmas trees (Adelges viridis). Managing spruce-larch adelgid populations ensures healthy growth and quality of spruce trees, supporting market value and productivity.
mercuric chloride: same as mercury (II) chloride. Understanding the uses and effects of mercuric chloride can help farmers manage pest control and other applications more effectively.
The digital tools and software used to plan, execute, and monitor projects, including task management, timelines, and resource allocation. For example, using food product project management tools to streamline workflows and ensure successful project completion.
biosafety: The prevention of large-scale loss of biological integrity, focusing both on ecology and human health. Practicing biosafety ensures that farming activities do not harm the environment or public health.
nitrogenous fertiliser: a fertilizer such as sulphate of ammonia which is based on nitrogen. Nitrogenous fertilizers are crucial for providing crops with the nitrogen they need for growth and development. Farmers can benefit from understanding the various forms of nitrogenous fertilizers and their application methods. Proper use of these fertilizers enhances soil fertility, improves crop productivity, and supports sustainable farming practices. Balancing nitrogen application with crop needs and environmental considerations helps maximize yields and minimize environmental impact.
piddling: Referring to an animal passing urine. Managing livestock health includes monitoring and managing urinary health to prevent diseases.
