Self-Contained Herd
self-contained herd: A dairy herd which breeds its own replacements, the calves being kept and reared. Farmers benefit from maintaining self-contained herds for biosecurity and consistent herd quality.
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self-contained herd: A dairy herd which breeds its own replacements, the calves being kept and reared. Farmers benefit from maintaining self-contained herds for biosecurity and consistent herd quality.
stoma: a pore in a plant, especially in the leaves, through which carbon dioxide is taken in and oxygen is sent out. Each stoma in a leaf is surrounded by a pair of guard cells, which close the stomata if the plant needs to conserve water. (NOTE: The plural is stomata.) Properly managing stomata ensures efficient gas exchange and healthy plant growth, supporting better yields.
stripe rust: same as yellow rust. Managing stripe rust ensures healthy wheat crops, preventing yield losses and maintaining quality.
spermatozoon: a mature male sex cell that is capable of fertilising an ovum. COMMENT: A spermatozoon is very small and comprises a head, neck and very long tail. It can swim by moving its tail from side to side. Proper management of reproduction in livestock ensures healthy breeding programs and improves productivity.
slender foxtail: same as blackgrass. Managing slender foxtail helps farmers control invasive weeds, ensuring healthy crop growth and better yields.
synthetic zeolite: an artificial zeolite. Understanding and using synthetic zeolites effectively supports efficient farm operations and productivity.
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