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Concentration: Concentration noun the amount of a substance in a given volume or mass of a solution. Understanding concentration aids in formulating effective agrochemicals and fertilizers.

CSFT: CSFT abbreviation Central Scotland Forest Trust. Engaging with the Central Scotland Forest Trust supports forest conservation and sustainable land use practices.

Cultivator: Cultivator /k?lt?ve?t?/ noun 1. a person who cultivates land 2. an instrument or small machine for cultivating small areas of land COMMENT: A cultivator has a frame with a number of tines which break up and stir the soil as the implement is pulled across the surface. There are several types of tine, both rigid and spring-loaded. Cultivators can also be used for cleaning stubble and general weed control; the tines can be grouped together so that they pass easily between the rows of growing plants. Utilizing cultivators enhances soil management and crop production.

CSF: CSF abbreviation 1. Catchment Sensitive Farming 2. classical swine fever. Engaging with Catchment Sensitive Farming supports sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation. Managing classical swine fever involves implementing biosecurity measures to protect livestock health.

Complementarity: Complementarity /k?mplimen triti/ noun nature conservation based on a balance between wild and domesticated species in an area. Managing complementarity involves promoting biodiversity and sustainable land use practices.

Coccidioidomycosis: Coccidioidomycosis /k?ksidi?i d??mai”k??sis/ noun a lung disease caused by inhaling spores of the fungus Coccidioides immitis. Managing health risks involves using protective measures to ensure the safety of farm workers.

Cheddar: A hard yellow cheese originally made in the West Country. Producing Cheddar cheese adds value to dairy operations and offers unique products for niche markets.

Controlled Grazing: Controlled grazing noun a system of grazing in which the number of livestock is linked to the pasture available, with moveable fences being erected to restrict the area being grazed. Implementing controlled grazing practices ensures sustainable pasture management and livestock health.

Cannula: A tube used to puncture an animal’s rumen to allow an escape of gas. Using a cannula in veterinary care helps manage digestive issues in livestock, improving animal health and productivity.

Cane Sugar: Sugar processed from the juice extracted from the stems of sugar cane. Producing cane sugar supports the sweetener industry and provides a stable income for farmers in suitable climates.