Category: G

growth regulator: A growth regulator is a chemical used to control plant growth, mainly for weed control in cereals and grassland. Using growth regulators ensures efficient weed management and enhances crop yields.

growth: Growth is an increase in size or the amount by which something increases. Understanding growth patterns helps farmers manage crops and livestock effectively, supporting farm productivity.

gastro-: Prefix meaning relating to the stomach. Familiarity with gastro-terms helps in understanding and addressing digestive issues in livestock.

goad: A goad is a spiked stick used to prod cattle. It helps farmers manage and control livestock movements, ensuring efficient and safe handling of animals.

growth ring: A growth ring, or annual ring, is a layer of growth produced in a plant during a single year. Analyzing growth rings helps farmers assess plant age and health, supporting forestry and crop management.

generic: Relating to or suitable for a broad range of things or situations. Referring to a genus. Understanding generic terms aids in the classification and management of various species and agricultural products.

groundsel: Groundsel is a common weed (Senecio vulgaris) that affects most crops. Managing groundsel prevents competition with crops, ensuring higher yields and quality.

Green Belt: Green Belt is an area of agricultural land, woodland, or parkland surrounding an urban area where building is restricted. Understanding Green Belt regulations helps farmers maintain agricultural land and prevent urban sprawl.

granary: A granary is a place where threshed grain is stored. Proper granary management ensures grain quality, prevents spoilage, and supports farm profitability.

grass sickness: Grass sickness is a sudden and usually fatal illness affecting sheep and cattle. Understanding and managing grass sickness helps protect livestock health and farm profitability.