An organic or inorganic material of natural or synthetic origin used to supply one or more nutrients essential to the growth of plants. This does not include liming materials.

When an animal is the right weight and has the right amount of fat cover to go to slaughter for meat it is considered to be "finished".

(needle teeth) Piglets are born with teeth known as needle teeth. Some farmers grind, file or clip these when the piglets are newborn as they believe that otherwise the piglets…

A collection or group of animals or birds.

The natural or artificial ground surface area in housing, handling and enclosed shelter areas used by birds and animals. Natural flooring would include the ground or pasture surface. Artificial flooring…

Crops consumed in a green state by animals or those crops preserved by drying or ensiling, but it can also mean to rummage in search of food.

Material that is crumbly or easily broken with finger or hand pressure into small fragments (of litter or bedding).

A young female pig that has not produced a litter.

The muscular stomach of a bird in which food is ground up.

Device attached to a bird's beak to make it harder for them to see each other. This practice is prohibited under AGW standards.