Tractor and Farm Equipment Repair
A type of fence made of wire with sharp barbs, used to confine livestock and protect property. Barbed wire fences are durable and effective. For example, installing barbed wire fences to secure pastures and prevent livestock from wandering.
protectant fungicide: A fungicide applied to the leaves of plants. It can be washed off by rain, so removing the protection. Helpful content: Using protectant fungicides helps prevent fungal infections and protect crop health. Farmers should reapply as needed, especially after rainfall, to maintain effective disease control.
Cyanocobalamin: Cyanocobalamin /sa??n??k??bæl? m?n/ noun vitamin B12. Understanding cyanocobalamin aids in managing livestock nutrition and health.
IACS: Integrated Administration and Control System – measures intended to combat fraud in aid applications and ensure fair competition in Europe, part of the CAP reforms of 1992. Helps farmers comply with regulations and secure necessary subsidies.
resinous: Like resin, or producing resin. Understanding resinous properties helps farmers manage tree health and utilize forest products effectively.
RCGM: Abbreviation for rectified concentrated grape must. This product is used in winemaking, providing farmers with an additional market for surplus grapes and improving wine quality.
seedless hay: Hay obtained from a grass crop after threshing out the seedheads. Farmers benefit from using seedless hay for high-quality forage.
Royal Agricultural Society of England: An organization whose main task is running the annual Royal Show held at The National Agricultural Centre, Stoneleigh, Kenilworth, Warwickshire. Abbreviation: RASE. The RASE promotes agricultural innovation and best practices, benefiting farmers through resources and knowledge sharing.
sodium chloride: common salt. Proper management of sodium chloride levels in livestock diets supports overall health and productivity.
polled stock: 1. Animals that are naturally hornless. 2. Animals that have had their horns removed. Helpful content: Polled stock are easier to handle and pose fewer risks to other animals and handlers. This trait can improve farm safety and reduce management challenges associated with horned livestock.
