Từ điển nông nghiệp vần E | Page 82 Tuesday July 11 2006 12 33 PM E E symbol Excellent in the EUROP carcass conformation classification system EA abbreviation Environment Agency EAGGF abbreviation European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund ear noun the flower head of a cereal plant such as wheat or maize where the grains develop ear emergence noun the main stage used in determining the heading date of a crop. In the case of a sward this is the date at which 50 of the inflorescences have appeared. earlies stliz plural noun potatoes grown for harvesting early in the season. Compare maincrop potatoes early bite noun grazing in the spring provided by new growths of grass which sprout when the weather gets warmer early weaning noun the practice of removing young from the dam earlier than is usual earmarking lamatkig noun the process of identifying an animal by attaching a tag to its ear earth noun 1. soil 2. the ground or land surface earth up verb to move soil to make a ridge in which a crop such as potatoes or celery can grow comment Plants are earthed up to protect the tender stems from frost or to make them white. Potatoes are earthed up to prevent the tubers from turning green and tasting bitter. earthworm stQwstm noun an invertebrate animal with a long thin body divided into many segments living in large numbers in the soil comment Earthworms aerate the soil as they tunnel. They also eat organic matter and help increase the soil s fertility. They help stabilise the soil structure by compressing material and mixing it with organic matter and calcium. It is believed that they also secrete a hormone which encourages rooting by plants. easement itzmant noun the right of someone who does not own a piece of land to use it especially for access to another place East Friesland noun a breed of sheep introduced into the UK from Holland. It is a large long slim-bodied breed and is much valued for its high milk yield. e asy feed noun a means of feeding livestock which allows easy .
