Author: April Kingsman

Raceme

 April Kingsman  June 10, 2010  5 Comments on Raceme

raceme: An inflorescence in which flowers are borne on individual stalks on a main flower stem. Understanding plant structures like racemes aids farmers in crop management and optimizing yields.

Beef Kabobs

 April Kingsman  June 10, 2010  8 Comments on Beef Kabobs

Skewered and grilled pieces of beef, often marinated and served with vegetables. For example, producing beef kabobs for grilling and outdoor dining.

Buffer Strip

 April Kingsman  June 9, 2010  5 Comments on Buffer Strip

buffer strip: A strip of vegetation planted between fields to reduce erosion and runoff. Implementing buffer strips supports soil conservation and water quality.

Hydrochloric Acid

 April Kingsman  June 7, 2010  6 Comments on Hydrochloric Acid

hydrochloric acid: An inorganic acid which forms in the stomach and is part of the gastric juices. Properly managing hydrochloric acid levels supports livestock health and digestion.

Algaecide

 April Kingsman  June 7, 2010  8 Comments on Algaecide

algaecide: Same as algicide. Using algaecides helps farmers manage algae growth in water sources and prevent harm to crops and livestock.

Withers

 April Kingsman  June 7, 2010  2 Comments on Withers

withers: Withers are the ridge between the shoulder blades of an animal. Understanding animal anatomy helps farmers in proper livestock handling and health management.

Gamete

 April Kingsman  June 6, 2010  4 Comments on Gamete

gamete: A sex cell. Understanding gametes is crucial for animal breeding and improving livestock genetics.

Succulent Foods

 April Kingsman  June 5, 2010  5 Comments on Succulent Foods

succulent foods: feedingstuffs which contain a lot of water; they are palatable and filling, and usually have a laxative effect. Most root crops, e.g., swedes and turnips, are succulents. Properly managing succulent foods ensures efficient livestock nutrition and health, supporting farm productivity.

Bacterial Pneumonia

 April Kingsman  June 5, 2010  8 Comments on Bacterial Pneumonia

bacterial pneumonia: Pneumonia caused by bacterial infection, notably by pneumococcus. Farmers need to recognize symptoms early and administer proper veterinary care to prevent outbreaks in their herds.

Wholemeal

 April Kingsman  June 5, 2010  3 Comments on Wholemeal

wholemeal: Flour that contains a large proportion of the original wheat seed, including the bran. Using wholemeal can provide a nutritious food product, enhancing farm profitability.