Category: G

grower: A person or company that cultivates plants or raises animals. Understanding the needs and practices of growers helps improve agricultural productivity and sustainability.

GVA: GVA stands for gross value added, the annual value of goods sold and services paid for inside a country, less tax and government subsidies. Understanding GVA helps farmers assess economic contributions and optimize business strategies.

greenhouse effect: The greenhouse effect is the warming of the Earth’s atmosphere caused by the accumulation of carbon dioxide and other gases. Understanding the greenhouse effect helps farmers adopt practices to reduce emissions and mitigate climate change impacts.

grain storage: Grain storage involves keeping grain until it is sold or used. Effective storage practices prevent spoilage, maintain quality, and ensure a reliable food supply.

granular: Granular refers to the form of small artificial particles. Using granular fertilizers and pesticides improves application efficiency and effectiveness, enhancing crop growth and farm productivity.

Green Revolution: The Green Revolution was the development of new cereal plants in the 1960s that gave high yields and increased food production, especially in tropical countries. Adopting Green Revolution techniques helps farmers increase productivity and food security.

gastroenteritis: An inflammation of the membrane lining the intestines and the stomach, caused by a viral infection and resulting in diarrhea and vomiting. Early detection and treatment of gastroenteritis can prevent severe dehydration and improve livestock health.

gastrointestinal tract: Same as alimentary canal. Knowing the structure and function of the gastrointestinal tract is essential for diagnosing and treating digestive disorders in animals.

goat: A goat is a small animal with horns, kept for its milk and meat. Goats are important for milk production in Europe, and their milk is used for making cheese. Goats also provide meat and are efficient browsers, making them valuable for land management and diverse agricultural production.

grain crop: A grain crop is a cereal crop such as wheat. Producing high-quality grain crops meets food industry standards and increases farm profitability.