Author: April Kingsman

sulphate of potash: same as potassium sulphate. Understanding and using potassium sulphate effectively supports soil fertility and healthy crop growth, enhancing farm productivity.

Fatty Liver: A condition in older cows where the animal absorbs calcium too slowly, affecting the liver. Goats are also affected. Preventing and managing fatty liver is essential for maintaining the health and productivity of livestock.

monilia brown rot: same as brown rot. Understanding and managing brown rot can help farmers protect their fruit crops and ensure better yields.

acreage allotment: A quota system operated in the USA, which limits the area of land that can be planted with a certain type of crop. Farmers must comply with acreage allotments to receive subsidies and support for sustainable farming practices.

shock: Same as stook. Farmers benefit from managing shocks for efficient grain collection and storage.

duckling: A young duck. Ducklings require proper care, including adequate nutrition, warmth, and protection from predators, to ensure healthy growth and development.

seminal roots: The secondary roots of a plant which support the primary root. This root system is then replaced by adventitious roots. Farmers benefit from understanding seminal roots for better crop management and growth.

The practices and strategies used to manage and optimize relationships with food product suppliers, ensuring quality, reliability, and collaboration. For example, developing food product supplier relationship management programs to enhance supply chain performance and maintain strong partnerships.

SPS: abbreviation Single Payment Scheme. Understanding the Single Payment Scheme helps farmers manage their financial support and comply with regulations, promoting sustainable agricultural practices.

A nutritious broth made from simmering beef bones, often used as a base for soups and sauces. For example, producing beef bone broth for culinary and health-conscious consumers.