Category: S

sappy: Referring to tree trunks or branches, or wood, that are full of sap. Farmers benefit from recognizing sappy wood for identifying tree health and suitability for various uses.

silvicide: A substance which kills trees. Farmers benefit from using silvicides for managing unwanted tree growth and maintaining crop health.

staphylococcal: caused by staphylococci. Managing staphylococcal infections in livestock ensures health and productivity, supporting farm profitability.

stability: the state of being stable and not changing. Maintaining stability in agricultural practices supports consistent productivity and economic resilience for farmers.

sustainable yield: the greatest productivity that can be derived from a renewable resource without depleting the supply in a specific area. Properly managing sustainable yields ensures long-term productivity and resource conservation, supporting farm profitability and environmental health.

SVSSVS: abbreviation State Veterinary Service. Engaging with the State Veterinary Service ensures compliance with health and welfare regulations, supporting livestock productivity and farm sustainability.

SFPS: Single Farm Payment Scheme. Farmers benefit from engaging with SFPS for financial support and resources in farming operations.

sandstone: A sedimentary rock formed of round particles of quartz. Farmers benefit from recognizing sandstone presence for understanding soil characteristics and geological impacts on farming.

seconds: Grain of medium size. Farmers benefit from managing seconds to ensure high-quality grain production.

stolon: a stem that grows along the ground and gives rise to a new plant when it roots. Properly managing stolons ensures healthy plant propagation and optimal yields, supporting productive agriculture.