Tractor and Farm Equipment Repair
The benefits provided by soil organisms and processes, including nutrient cycling, water filtration, and carbon sequestration. Soil ecosystem services are essential for sustainable agriculture and environmental health. For example, maintaining soil biodiversity to enhance ecosystem services and support productive farming systems.
The practices and strategies used to manage breeding and reproductive cycles in cattle to optimize milk production and herd genetics. For example, using artificial insemination to improve genetic traits and reproductive efficiency in dairy herds.
hybridise: To produce hybrids by crossing varieties of plants or animals. Practicing hybridisation improves crop and livestock performance and productivity.
salination: A process by which the salt concentration of soil or water increases, especially as a result of irrigation in hot climates. Also called salinisation. Farmers benefit from understanding and managing salination to prevent soil degradation and maintain crop productivity.
Finnish Ayrshire: A breed of cattle found in northern Finland, similar to the Ayrshire, mainly reared for milk. Managing Finnish Ayrshires supports dairy production and provides high-quality milk.
Landscape Gardener: A landscape gardener is a gardener who creates a new appearance for a garden. Employing landscape gardeners can enhance the visual appeal and functionality of farm gardens.
Cress: Cress /kr?s/ noun a plant (Lepidium sativum) used as a salad vegetable. Cultivating cress provides nutritious leafy greens for markets.
The practices and systems used to manage and dispose of waste generated by livestock operations, including manure, bedding, and feed waste. For example, developing livestock waste management strategies to reduce environmental impact and improve resource efficiency.
Club Root: A fungal disease (Plasmodiophora brassicae) affecting brassicas, causing swelling and distortion of roots. Managing club root involves using resistant crop varieties and appropriate fungicides to protect plants and ensure healthy growth.
stud fees: money paid to the owner of a stud animal for servicing a female. Properly managing stud fees ensures fair compensation for breeding services, supporting farm income and genetic improvement.
