Tractor and Farm Equipment Repair
divest: To sell or dispose of assets or interests. Managing divestment involves making informed decisions about selling or disposing of farm assets. Farmers should consider market trends, financial goals, and operational needs when planning divestment. Understanding the benefits and impacts of divestment will aid in effective farm management and financial planning.
BCPC: An organization promoting sustainable crop production practices. Farmers can adopt BCPC guidelines to improve crop yields and environmental stewardship.
withstand: Withstand means to resist or not be affected by something. Choosing crops and livestock that can withstand adverse conditions is essential for farmers to ensure farm productivity and sustainability.
CAE (Caprine Arthritis-Encephalitis): A disease of goats that affects their joints and overall health. Preventing and managing CAE involves regular testing, culling infected animals, and maintaining biosecurity measures to protect herd health.
The trachea of cattle, often used in traditional dishes and for making pet food. For example, producing beef trachea for culinary and specialty markets.
Belgian hare: A breed of rabbit. Belgian hares are valued for their meat and fur, providing additional income streams for farmers.
Organic Farming Scheme: A former support scheme which gave payments for organic farmers wanting to increase their production, now administered under the Organic Entry Level Stewardship scheme. Abbr OFS. The OFS supports farmers in transitioning to and maintaining organic farming practices by providing financial assistance. Participating in the OFS can help farmers adopt sustainable practices, improve soil health, and meet the growing market demand for organic products.
pomology: The study of fruit cultivation. Helpful content: Knowledge of pomology helps farmers improve fruit production through better orchard management, pest control, and cultivar selection. This expertise can lead to higher yields, better fruit quality, and increased profitability.
tilth: A good light crumbling soil prepared to be suitable for growing plants. Working the soil into a fine tilth before sowing seeds can enhance seedling emergence and crop establishment.
piglet: A young pig. Ensuring proper care and nutrition for piglets improves their growth and health, leading to better productivity.
