V - Farm Dictionary

VIDA

by Alan Nafzger, Ph.D.October 4, 2009May 25, 20242

VIDA: Abbreviation for Veterinary Investigation Diagnosis Analysis. Using VIDA can improve disease tracking and management in livestock.

Vermin

by Alan Nafzger, Ph.D.April 30, 2009May 25, 20242

vermin: An organism that is regarded as a pest, such as rats, often carriers of disease. Controlling vermin can prevent disease spread and protect crops and livestock on the farm.

Vet

by Alan Nafzger, Ph.D.March 20, 2009May 25, 20242

vet: Same as veterinary surgeon. Consulting a vet can ensure proper animal health care and disease management on the farm.

Voluntary Restraint Agreement

by Alan Nafzger, Ph.D.February 8, 2009May 25, 20242

voluntary restraint agreement: An agreement by which farmers agree not to spray in windy conditions. Such agreements are not legally binding. Abiding by voluntary restraint agreements can improve environmental protection and community relations.

Variegated

by Alan Nafzger, Ph.D.April 30, 2008May 25, 20242

variegated: Referring to a plant with different-colored patches. Recognizing variegation can aid in identifying specific plant varieties and managing crop diversity.