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Agriculture Terms D

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Metabolisable   The energy that is available to an animal. Measured in units of megajoules per Energy (ME) kilogram of dry matter, (MJ ME/kgDM).  
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Milking Machine & Machinery to milk a herd of dairy cows   includes a vacuum pump, milk lines & Milk Plant filter sock, milk cooler and chilled stainless steel milk vat.  
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Minerals   Parts of feed or body that are made of inorganic molecules, but that are essential for an animal’s survival, eg, Calcium (Ca), Phosphorus (P), Cobalt (Co).  
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Nitrogen Fixation   The transfer of nitrogen gas from the atmosphere, to organic forms that can be used by the plant.  
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Palatable   Tasty enough for animal to eat.  
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Perennial   A plant which is lasting or active throughout the year/many years.  
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pH   Measure of how acid or alkaline a solution is.  
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Photosynthesis   Process by plant of trapping the sun’s light energy and making sugar (glucose).  
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Primary Production   Is the production of living things from the land and air, usually by a farmer. In NZ, agricultural and horticultural primary production includes the production of sheep, deer, apples, lettuces, grapes; and forestry and dairying.  
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Production   Useful output from a farm animal or arable crop in the form of meat, milk, wool or crop.  
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