Category: Dictionary

Food Product Diversity And Inclusion

 April Kingsman  November 9, 2007  3 Comments on Food Product Diversity And Inclusion

The efforts and initiatives to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion within food production and distribution businesses, including workforce representation, inclusive policies, and cultural competence. For example, implementing food product diversity and inclusion programs to create a more equitable and inclusive workplace.

Mushroom Farm Financial Management

 April Kingsman  November 2, 2007  5 Comments 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.

Shelterbelt

 April Kingsman  November 1, 2007  10 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.

Fat Cover

 April Kingsman  October 20, 2007  6 Comments on Fat Cover

The layer of fat covering an animal’s muscles, affecting meat quality and yield. Fat cover is assessed to determine market readiness and processing efficiency. For example, monitoring fat cover in cattle to optimize meat quality and minimize waste.

Cattle Branding

 April Kingsman  October 19, 2007  3 Comments on Cattle Branding

A method of permanently marking cattle with a hot iron or freeze brand to indicate ownership. Branding helps prevent theft and establish identity. For instance, branding cattle with a ranch’s unique mark for identification and legal purposes.

Food Product Incident Investigation

 April Kingsman  October 11, 2007  0 Comments on Food Product Incident Investigation

The process of examining and analyzing incidents related to food products, including contamination, quality issues, and safety concerns, to identify root causes and prevent recurrence. For example, conducting food product incident investigations to improve processes and prevent future issues.

Beef Brisket

 April Kingsman  October 5, 2007  5 Comments on Beef Brisket

A cut of beef obtained from the breast or lower chest, known for its rich flavor and tenderness when cooked slowly. Brisket is commonly used for barbecuing and braising. For example, producing beef brisket for barbecue joints and home cooks.

Soil Erosion Assessment

 April Kingsman  October 4, 2007  4 Comments on Soil Erosion Assessment

The evaluation of soil erosion risk and severity to inform management practices and conservation efforts. Soil erosion assessment helps identify vulnerable areas and prioritize interventions. For example, conducting soil erosion assessments to develop targeted conservation plans and protect soil health on a farm.

Rib

 April Kingsman  October 3, 2007  7 Comments on Rib

A primal cut of beef obtained from the rib section, known for its tenderness and flavor. Rib cuts include ribeye steaks and prime rib. For instance, producing ribeye steaks for high-end restaurants and retail markets.

Climate-Smart Agriculture

 April Kingsman  September 28, 2007  3 Comments on Climate-Smart Agriculture

An approach to farming that seeks to increase productivity, enhance resilience to climate change, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This involves practices such as crop rotation, conservation tillage, and agroforestry. For example, implementing climate-smart practices can help a farm adapt to changing weather patterns.