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The tools and systems used to plan and coordinate the transportation and delivery of food products, ensuring timely and cost-effective distribution. For example, using food product distribution management software to enhance logistics and delivery performance.

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Aquaponics:

The systems and applications used to monitor and record employees’ work hours, including time logs, attendance tracking, and productivity analysis. For example, using food product time tracking software to manage remote work and ensure accurate time reporting.

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Zoonotic:

The practice of raising pigs for meat production. Pig farming involves breeding, feeding, and managing the health of pigs. For example, operating a pig farm to produce pork for the food industry.

Materials added to soil to improve its physical, chemical, or biological properties. Soil amendments include organic matter, lime, and gypsum. For example, adding compost to soil to enhance its fertility, structure, and water-holding capacity for vegetable production.

A series of livestock shows held at different locations, where animals are exhibited and judged. The show circuit allows exhibitors to compete and gain recognition. For example, participating in the show circuit to promote and sell high-quality livestock.

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