Author: April Kingsman

Sell-By Date

 April Kingsman  November 9, 2007  0 Comments on Sell-By Date

sell-by date: A date on the label of a food product which is the last date on which the product should be sold and can be guaranteed as of good quality. Farmers benefit from understanding sell-by dates for food safety and quality control.

Wireworm

 April Kingsman  November 8, 2007  0 Comments on Wireworm

wireworm: Wireworm is the larvae of the click beetle that feeds on plant roots. Controlling wireworms is crucial for farmers to prevent damage to crops and maintain soil health.

Free

 April Kingsman  November 5, 2007  1 Comment on Free

Free: Not attached, confined, or controlled. Ensuring livestock and crops have free access to necessary resources supports their health and productivity.

Myxomatosis

 April Kingsman  November 4, 2007  0 Comments on Myxomatosis

myxomatosis: a viral disease of rabbits which causes tumours on the skin, and usually kills the animal. It is spread by mosquitoes and fleas. Managing and preventing myxomatosis is crucial for maintaining the health and productivity of rabbit populations.

Lambing

 April Kingsman  November 3, 2007  0 Comments on Lambing

Lambing: Lambing is the action of giving birth to lambs. Efficient lambing practices improve the health and survival of lambs, contributing to the overall productivity of the farm.

Mushroom Farm Financial Management

 April Kingsman  November 2, 2007  1 Comment on Mushroom Farm Financial Management

The practices and strategies used to manage the financial aspects of mushroom farming operations, including budgeting, accounting, and investment. For example, conducting mushroom farm financial management to ensure profitability and sustainable growth.

Genetics

 April Kingsman  November 2, 2007  0 Comments on Genetics

genetics: The study of the way in which the characteristics of an organism are inherited. Understanding genetics allows farmers to implement effective breeding programs, enhancing the quality and productivity of their livestock and crops.

Shelterbelt

 April Kingsman  November 1, 2007  0 Comments on Shelterbelt

A row of trees or shrubs planted to protect agricultural fields from wind and reduce soil erosion. Shelterbelts help improve microclimates and provide habitat for wildlife. For instance, planting a shelterbelt along the edge of a field to reduce wind speed and protect crops from wind damage.

Feed Stance

 April Kingsman  October 31, 2007  1 Comment on Feed Stance

Feed Stance: An open stall in a building where animals can feed. Proper design of feed stances ensures efficient feeding and animal comfort.

Work

 April Kingsman  October 30, 2007  0 Comments on Work

work: Work means to cultivate land. Efficient land cultivation practices help farmers prepare soil for planting and improve crop yields.