Category: G

Gastrointestinal Tract

 April Kingsman  April 6, 2011  4 Comments on Gastrointestinal Tract

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.

Gossypium

 April Kingsman  February 17, 2011  4 Comments on Gossypium

Gossypium: Gossypium is the Latin name for cotton. Understanding cotton cultivation and processing helps farmers produce high-quality fiber, meeting textile industry standards and increasing farm income.

Grain Reserves

 April Kingsman  January 24, 2011  8 Comments on Grain Reserves

grain reserves: Grain reserves are the amount of cereal grain held in store by a country above its annual requirements. Managing grain reserves ensures food security and stabilizes market prices, benefiting farmers and consumers.

Genome

 April Kingsman  January 13, 2011  6 Comments on Genome

genome: The set of all the genes in an individual. The set of genes which are inherited from one parent. Knowledge of the genome helps in identifying and selecting desirable traits for breeding programs, improving crop and livestock quality.

Groundwater

 April Kingsman  January 8, 2011  10 Comments on Groundwater

groundwater: Water that is stored beneath the Earth’s surface in soil or rock formations. Managing groundwater resources is important for sustainable agriculture and water supply.

Global Distillation

 April Kingsman  December 29, 2010  0 Comments on Global Distillation

global distillation: The movement of persistent organic pollutants from warm tropical and subtropical regions to cooler higher latitudes via evaporation and condensation. Understanding global distillation helps farmers recognize and mitigate the impact of pollutants on their crops and environment.

Genotype

 April Kingsman  December 18, 2010  3 Comments on Genotype

genotype: The genetic constitution of an organism. Phenotype. An individual organism. Understanding genotype helps farmers predict the traits of offspring and select the best individuals for breeding.

Grunt

 April Kingsman  November 1, 2010  3 Comments on Grunt

grunt: A grunt is a sound made by a pig. Understanding animal behavior, such as grunting, helps farmers monitor livestock health and well-being.

Gypsum

 April Kingsman  October 16, 2010  2 Comments on Gypsum

gypsum: Gypsum is a soft white or colorless mineral consisting of hydrated calcium sulfate, used in cement, plaster, and fertilizers. Using gypsum improves soil structure and supports sustainable crop production.

Game

 April Kingsman  October 13, 2010  11 Comments on Game

game: Animals that are hunted and killed for sport or food or both. Game, such as pheasants and partridges, is an important asset on some farms, and letting land for sport shooting is a source of high income.