Tractor and Farm Equipment Repair
tick-borne fever: An infectious disease transmitted by bites from ticks. In cattle, the disease causes loss of milk yield and a lower resistance to other diseases. In sheep, it causes fever, listlessness, and loss of weight. Abortions may occur as a result of tick-borne fever. Effective management and prevention of tick-borne fever are essential for maintaining livestock health and productivity.
trafficability: The ability of soil to take machinery or stock without significant soil damage. It is related to the soil water content. Monitoring and managing trafficability can prevent soil compaction and enhance crop growth.
turn out time: A season, usually in the spring, when animals which have been kept indoors during the winter are let out to grass. Managing turn out time effectively can enhance pasture management and livestock productivity.
truck farming: US term describing intensive vegetable cultivation at a considerable distance from the urban markets where the produce is sold. Engaging in truck farming can provide a reliable income and meet urban demand for fresh produce.
thrift: Good health in an animal. Ensuring thrift in livestock through proper management and nutrition can improve productivity and farm profitability.
thicket: A wood of saplings and bushes growing close together. Managing thickets can provide wildlife habitats and enhance biodiversity on the farm.
trace: A very small amount of something. Monitoring trace elements and substances in soil and products ensures optimal crop growth and safety.
TPO: Abbreviation for tree preservation order. Knowing about TPOs can help farmers manage land use and comply with conservation regulations.
Tamworth: A breed of pig, red-gold in color, which makes the animal almost immune to sunburn. Tamworths are widely exported due to their ability to thrive in hot sunshine and rough conditions, making them a valuable breed for diverse climates.
toxic: Referring to a substance that is poisonous or harmful to humans, animals, or the environment. Proper management of toxic substances is essential for farm safety and environmental protection.
