Category: I

IPCS

 April Kingsman  September 13, 2009  3 Comments on IPCS

IPCS: International Programme on Chemical Safety. Helps farmers understand chemical safety regulations.

Intake

 April Kingsman  August 20, 2009  1 Comment on Intake

intake: 1. An amount of a substance taken into an organism, either eaten or absorbed. A study of food intake among grassland animals. The bird’s daily intake of insects is more than half its own weight. 2. Hill pasture which has been improved and fenced in. Helps farmers manage animal nutrition and pasture improvement.

International Wheat Council

 April Kingsman  August 18, 2009  11 Comments on International Wheat Council

International Wheat Council: A group of wheat-exporting countries. Abbr IWC. Helps wheat farmers understand and navigate the international wheat market.

Irish Moiled

 April Kingsman  August 2, 2009  6 Comments on Irish Moiled

Irish Moiled: A rare breed of medium-sized dual-purpose cattle. The animals have a distinctive white back strip. Helps farmers choose and manage rare cattle breeds.

Isolate

 April Kingsman  July 30, 2009  6 Comments on Isolate

isolate: To separate and keep objects or organisms apart from others. Helps farmers implement biosecurity measures.

Ivy-Leaved Speedwell

 April Kingsman  July 18, 2009  3 Comments on Ivy-Leaved Speedwell

ivy-leaved speedwell: A widespread weed (Veronica hederifolia) which affects most autumn sown crops. Also called bird’s-eye, eye-bright. Helps farmers identify and control this weed.

Isoglucose

 April Kingsman  May 6, 2009  7 Comments on Isoglucose

isoglucose: Same as high fructose corn syrup. Helps farmers understand food ingredients and processing.

Isotherm

 April Kingsman  January 17, 2009  2 Comments on Isotherm

isotherm: A line on a map linking points of equal temperature. Helps farmers understand temperature patterns.

Inter-

 April Kingsman  December 29, 2008  5 Comments on Inter-

inter-: Prefix between. Helps farmers understand terminology related to interactions.

In Utero

 April Kingsman  December 11, 2008  8 Comments on In Utero

in utero: In the womb. Helps farmers understand reproductive biology.