Author: April Kingsman

toxic: Referring to a substance that is poisonous or harmful to humans, animals, or the environment. Proper management of toxic substances is essential for farm safety and environmental protection.

acidic: Referring to acids. Knowledge of soil acidity is crucial for farmers to manage soil pH levels for optimal crop growth.

scurs: Small horns that are not part of the animal’s skull but are attached to the skin. Farmers benefit from understanding scurs for livestock health and breeding management.

Cow Kennels: Cow kennels plural noun a wooden building with stalls for cows. Utilizing cow kennels provides proper housing and management for livestock.

spraybar: an attachment consisting of a horizontal tube with nozzles or jets, used for spraying over a wide area. Using spraybars ensures even distribution of sprays, improving pest and disease control and supporting healthy crop growth.

robot milker: A system used in a completely automated milking parlour. Lasers, mirrors, and cameras are used to put all four caps on the teats simultaneously. Using robot milkers enhances milking efficiency and reduces labor costs on dairy farms.

drill coulter: A coulter that makes a furrow for sowing seed. Drill coulters are essential for precision planting, helping to create uniform seed rows and improve crop establishment.

The virtual events and sessions that provide education, training, and networking opportunities for employees, including live presentations, panel discussions, and Q&A sessions. For example, hosting food product webinars and workshops to share knowledge and best practices.

The systematic evaluation of food production and processing practices to ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations. For example, conducting food product safety audits and inspections to identify and address potential risks.

The ovarian follicles of cattle, often used for medicinal purposes. For example, producing beef ovarian follicle for pharmaceutical and health applications.