Tractor and Farm Equipment Repair
The strategies and practices used to mitigate the impact of drought on agricultural production, including water conservation, crop selection, and irrigation management. For example, implementing drought management techniques to ensure crop survival and maintain productivity.
A large container used to store and pour milk, typically made of plastic. For example, using milk jugs for bulk sales and family-sized servings.
The practice of attaching identification tags to the ears of cattle for management and record-keeping purposes. Ear tagging helps track individual animals’ health and production records. For instance, using ear tags to identify and monitor each calf in a herd.
A cut of beef obtained from the round, known for its leanness and versatility. Top round steak is commonly used for roasts, steaks, and ground beef. For instance, processing top round into eye of round roasts and ground beef.
A reproductive technology that involves collecting fertilized embryos from donor cows and implanting them into recipient cows. ET is used to rapidly multiply desirable genetics. For example, using ET to produce multiple offspring from a high-quality donor cow.
Insurance products designed to protect farmers and agricultural businesses from financial losses due to events such as crop failure, livestock loss, and natural disasters. For example, purchasing agricultural insurance to safeguard against potential risks and ensure financial stability.
A flexible plastic bag used to package and distribute milk, often used in Canada and other countries. For example, using milk bags to package and sell milk in bulk.
Handling livestock in a calm and gentle manner to reduce stress and improve welfare. Low-stress handling techniques include using quiet movements and minimizing loud noises. For example, training staff in low-stress handling to improve cattle welfare and productivity.
The study of the physical structure of cattle, including bones, muscles, organs, and systems. Understanding cattle anatomy is essential for health care and management. For instance, studying cattle anatomy to improve veterinary practices and animal health.
A formulated product used as a substitute for maternal milk in feeding calves. Milk replacers provide essential nutrients for growth and development. For instance, using a high-quality calf milk replacer to ensure proper nutrition for orphaned or bottle-fed calves.
