Tractor and Farm Equipment Repair
The practice of overseeing and coordinating all aspects of farm operations, including production, labor, finances, and marketing. Effective farm management ensures the farm runs smoothly and profitably. For instance, managing crop schedules, employee tasks, and financial records.
hydrops uteri: A disease of livestock caused by an excessive amount of fluid in the pregnant womb. The womb may need to be drained. Managing hydrops uteri ensures the health and productivity of pregnant livestock.
The practices and strategies used to prevent, diagnose, and treat diseases and pests in honeybee colonies, ensuring colony health and productivity. For example, developing bee health and disease management programs to protect hives from common threats.
Jerusalem artichoke: Jerusalem artichoke – a root vegetable that can be used as food and fodder. Helps farmers with crop diversification and providing nutritious feed for livestock.
Ling: Ling is a variety of heather (Calluna vulgaris). Understanding plant species like ling can help farmers manage pastures and biodiversity.
SVSSVS: abbreviation State Veterinary Service. Engaging with the State Veterinary Service ensures compliance with health and welfare regulations, supporting livestock productivity and farm sustainability.
biocontrol: The control of pests by using predators and natural processes. Implementing biocontrol methods reduces reliance on chemical pesticides and promotes sustainable farming.
Curd: Curd noun a coagulated substance formed by action of acid on milk, used to make into cheese. Utilizing curds provides valuable dairy products for markets.
SFPS: Single Farm Payment Scheme. Farmers benefit from engaging with SFPS for financial support and resources in farming operations.
Contour Strip Cropping: Contour strip cropping noun the planting of different crops in bands along the contours of sloping land so as to prevent soil erosion. Utilizing contour strip cropping practices helps prevent soil erosion and promote sustainable agriculture.
