Category: Dictionary

Ground Beef

 April Kingsman  September 29, 2011  1 Comment on Ground Beef

Beef that has been finely chopped or ground, commonly used in various dishes such as burgers, meatballs, and tacos. Ground beef is versatile and popular in many cuisines. For example, producing ground beef for sale in grocery stores and restaurants.

Beef Stomach

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The stomach of cattle, often used in traditional dishes such as tripe. For example, producing beef stomach for culinary and specialty markets.

Lameness

 April Kingsman  September 22, 2011  0 Comments on Lameness

A condition affecting the mobility of dairy cows, often caused by hoof problems or injuries. Lameness can impact milk production and cow welfare. For example, addressing lameness through timely hoof trimming and appropriate management practices.

Cattle Milk Calcium

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An essential mineral found in milk, important for bone health and various physiological functions. For instance, promoting milk consumption to ensure adequate calcium intake for strong bones and teeth.

Beef Testicles

 April Kingsman  September 20, 2011  1 Comment on Beef Testicles

The testicles of cattle, often used in traditional dishes and for making pet food. For example, producing beef testicles for culinary and specialty markets.

Food Product Lgbtq+ Inclusivity Measures

 April Kingsman  September 6, 2011  1 Comment on Food Product Lgbtq+ Inclusivity Measures

The practices and policies that promote inclusion and support for LGBTQ+ individuals in the workplace, including non-discrimination policies, employee resource groups, and inclusive benefits. For example, implementing food product LGBTQ+ inclusivity measures to create a more inclusive and supportive work environment.

Genetic Engineering In Agriculture

 April Kingsman  September 2, 2011  0 Comments on Genetic Engineering In Agriculture

The use of biotechnology to modify the genetic makeup of crops and livestock. Genetic engineering can improve traits such as yield, disease resistance, and drought tolerance. For example, developing genetically modified corn that is resistant to pests and herbicides.

Agricultural Education And Training Programs

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Programs and initiatives designed to provide education, training, and support to farmers and agricultural professionals. For example, participating in agricultural education and training programs to learn new skills and improve farm practices.

Dairy Chemistry

 April Kingsman  August 25, 2011  0 Comments on Dairy Chemistry

The study of the chemical composition and properties of milk and dairy products. Dairy chemistry is important for product development and quality control. For example, analyzing dairy chemistry to improve the flavor and texture of cheese.

Cattle Mating

 April Kingsman  August 10, 2011  1 Comment on Cattle Mating

The process of breeding cattle, either through natural mating or artificial insemination. Mating decisions are based on genetic traits and production goals. For instance, selecting bulls with desirable traits for breeding programs to improve herd genetics.