Anhydrous	A chemical that is applied to the soil before planting to add nutrients to the soil to produce a good crop.
Barrow	A castrated adult male pig.
Boar	An intact adult male pig.
Bull	An adult male cattle.
Calf	A baby cattle.
Cow	An adult female cattle
Crop Scouting	After a field is sprayed for weeds and insects, it is checked to make sure that the spraying has eradicated (gotten rid of) what it intended to.
Diesel	A type of fuel used to run farm machinery, heat houses, and run trucks.
Ethanol	A fuel that is created from corn.
Ewe	A female sheep.
Feeder Pigs	8-10 week old pigs that are specifically fed out for market.
Field Corn	This is corn that is grown to be used to feed livestock, used to make ethanol, or used in making food products. It does not have the sweet pleasant taste like sweet corn.
Floater	A three-wheeled (or a four-wheeled) farm implement that spreads chemicals in the fields.
Gilt	A female pig before her first litter.
Harvest	To pick the fully matured plant.
Lamb	A baby sheep.
LP	Liquified petroleum is a fuel used to run heaters/furnaces, run automobiles, etc.
Moisture Content	When a plant is picked (or harvested) there is moisture left in the plant from the ground. After the plant is harvested. The kernels need to have a certain percentage of moisture to be used in further processing. If it was a particularly wet season, the kernel will need to be dried before being used.
Piglet	A baby pig.
Poult	A baby turkey.
Ram	A male sheep.
Soil Testing	To check the soil in a field before a crop is planted. The soil is checked for phosphorous and lime among other things. Good soil should fall within a certain range on a scale to grow strong, healthy crops.
Sow	An adult female pig which has had at least 1 litter.