Author: April Kingsman

Flies: Plural of fly. Proper fly control is essential for maintaining livestock health and farm sanitation.

vernal: Referring to the spring. Understanding vernal growth patterns can help in planning crop cycles and improving farm productivity.

The tissues in cattle responsible for movement and meat production. Muscle development is important for livestock performance and meat quality. For instance, evaluating cattle muscles to select animals with desirable meat traits.

viral: Referring to or caused by a virus. Understanding viral diseases can help in preventing and managing outbreaks in crops and livestock, protecting farm productivity.

pulse: Crops harvested for their dry seeds, such as beans, lentils, and peas. Pulses are important for their nutritional value and ability to improve soil fertility through nitrogen fixation.

Linseed: Linseed is a variety of flax (Linum usitatissimum) with a short straw. It produces a good yield of seed used for producing oil. Growing linseed can provide farmers with a nutritious and marketable crop.

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.