Pastoral

pastoral: 1. Referring to agriculture based on grazing animals 2. Referring to land available for pasture. Pastoral farming can be sustainable and improve soil health through natural grazing.

Porcine Reproductive Respiratory Syndrome

porcine reproductive respiratory syndrome: A viral disease of pigs which leads to fertility and breathing problems, as well as to high mortality rates in piglets. Abbr PRRS. Helpful content: Controlling PRRS involves implementing strict biosecurity measures and vaccination programs. Early detection and intervention can reduce the spread of the disease and improve herd productivity.

Pulsator

pulsator: The part of a milking machine which causes the suction action and release of the milk from the udder. Helpful content: Proper maintenance and calibration of pulsators ensure efficient milking and animal comfort. Farmers can enhance milk production and quality by optimizing milking equipment performance.

Pesticide Residue

pesticide residue: The amount of pesticide that remains on a crop after it has been applied. Monitoring and managing pesticide residues ensures food safety and compliance with health regulations.

Phosphate

phosphate: A chemical salt containing phosphorus, used as fertilizer. Using phosphates in fertilizers ensures proper plant nutrition and enhances crop yields.

Plough

plough: An agricultural implement used to turn over the surface of the soil in order to cultivate crops. Helpful content: Ploughing is a fundamental practice in preparing land for planting. It helps break up soil, incorporate organic matter, and control weeds, creating an optimal environment for crop growth.

Phytochemistry

phytochemistry: The science of chemical processes in plants. Research in phytochemistry contributes to the development of effective plant protection and improvement strategies.

Post

post: A solid wooden or concrete pole, placed in a hole in the ground, and used to support a fence or a gate. Helpful content: Proper installation and maintenance of posts are essential for farm infrastructure. Durable and well-placed posts ensure the stability of fences and gates, enhancing farm security and management.