Zoonosis
by zoonosis: A zoonosis is a disease that humans can catch from animals. Farmers need to manage zoonoses to prevent disease transmission and ensure safety.
Author: Christine Torres
Field Bindweed
Field Bindweed: A deep-rooted perennial weed (Convolvulus arvensis) causing significant problems due to its mass of clinging growths. Effective weed management practices are necessary to control field bindweed and protect crop yields.
Food Product Customer Loyalty Programs
The development and implementation of programs to reward and retain loyal customers, including discounts, points, and exclusive offers. For example, creating food product loyalty programs to encourage repeat purchases and build customer loyalty.
Soil Water Retention
The ability of soil to hold water and make it available to plants. Soil water retention is influenced by factors such as soil texture, organic matter, and management practices. For example, enhancing soil water retention through organic matter addition and conservation tillage to support healthy crop growth and reduce irrigation needs.
Andalusian
Andalusian: A dark red breed of cattle, used both as draught animals and for beef. A laying breed of chicken with blue feathers. Understanding the characteristics of Andalusian cattle and chickens helps farmers manage livestock and poultry production.
Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease: Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease /kr??tsf?lt jæ:k?b d?zi:z/ noun a disease of the human nervous system caused by a slow-acting prion which eventually affects the brain. It may be linked to BSE in cows. Abbr CJD. Managing Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease involves implementing biosecurity measures to protect livestock and human health.
Ile De France
Ile de France: A large French breed of sheep, the rams of which are kept to provide crossbred lambs for meat production. Knowledge of sheep breeds helps farmers improve meat production.