tenyésztésébe

tenyésztésébe refers to the Hungarian term for "into breeding" or "into cultivation." This phrase is most commonly used in the context of animal husbandry and agriculture. When an animal is brought "tenyésztésébe," it means it is being introduced into a breeding program or a farming operation for the purpose of reproduction and the subsequent production of offspring. This applies to livestock such as cattle, sheep, pigs, and poultry, where individuals are selected for their genetic traits to improve the quality and productivity of future generations.

In a broader agricultural sense, "tenyésztésébe" can also extend to plant cultivation, particularly when discussing the establishment of new breeding lines or the introduction of specific varieties into commercial farming. It signifies the act of incorporating something into a system designed for controlled growth and propagation, with the ultimate goal of generating more of that organism. The process often involves careful selection, management, and genetic considerations to achieve desired outcomes, whether that be increased meat production, improved milk yield, specific crop characteristics, or enhanced disease resistance. The term emphasizes the intentional and systematic nature of bringing an organism into a reproductive or cultivative cycle.