Press

press: To crush fruit or seeds to extract juice or oil. Helpful content: Pressing is a critical step in producing high-quality juices, oils, and other products. Farmers can improve product quality and efficiency by using appropriate pressing techniques and equipment.

Peatland

peatland: An area of land covered with peat bog. Managing peatlands sustainably helps in conserving biodiversity and mitigating climate change.

Poultryman

poultryman: A farm worker who looks after and raises poultry. Helpful content: Skilled poultrymen are vital for successful poultry operations. Their expertise in bird care, feeding, and disease management can significantly impact productivity and flock health.

Partition

partition: A moveable wall that divides a room, e.g., a partition in a stable. Using partitions can improve space management and animal welfare in farm buildings.

Potato Clamp

potato clamp: A heap of stored potatoes covered with straw and earth. Helpful content: Proper storage of potatoes in clamps helps maintain their quality and reduce spoilage. This traditional method can be cost-effective and efficient for small-scale farmers.

Primary Productivity

primary productivity: The amount of organic matter produced in a specific area over a specific period, e.g., the yield of a crop during a growing season. Helpful content: Measuring primary productivity helps farmers evaluate crop performance and make informed management decisions. Improving primary productivity through soil health, water management, and crop selection can enhance farm profitability.

Potential Transpiration

potential transpiration: The calculated amount of water taken up from the soil and transpired through the leaves of plants. The amount varies according to the climate and weather conditions. Helpful content: Understanding potential transpiration helps farmers manage irrigation effectively. Accurate water management can optimize crop growth, reduce water waste, and enhance overall farm sustainability.

Pollen Beetle

pollen beetle: A pest of Brassica, which makes buds wither. The beetle feeds on buds and flower parts. Helpful content: Managing pollen beetle infestations is crucial for protecting Brassica crops. Integrated pest management strategies can reduce damage and ensure healthy crop development.