Category: B

Brassica

 April Kingsman  March 15, 2025  7 Comments on Brassica

brassica: A genus of plants including cabbage, broccoli, and mustard. Growing brassicas provides nutritious vegetables and valuable crops for rotation and pest management.

Basic

 April Kingsman  March 7, 2025  3 Comments on Basic

basic: Relating to a chemical that reacts with an acid to form a salt. Knowledge of basic chemicals helps farmers manage soil pH and nutrient availability.

Breeding

 April Kingsman  February 16, 2025  5 Comments on Breeding

breeding: The process of mating and producing offspring. Effective breeding programs improve livestock genetics and farm profitability.

Beck

 April Kingsman  February 15, 2025  12 Comments on Beck

beck: A mountain stream. Understanding water sources like becks helps farmers manage irrigation and water conservation.

Blueberries

 April Kingsman  February 13, 2025  5 Comments on Blueberries

blueberries: Small, round blue fruits of a shrub. Growing blueberries provides nutritious fruit for fresh markets and processing.

Brook

 April Kingsman  February 10, 2025  0 Comments on Brook

brook: A small stream. Managing water sources like brooks supports irrigation and water conservation on the farm.

Binder

 April Kingsman  February 3, 2025  9 Comments on Binder

binder: A machine used to cut and bind corn, now largely replaced by the combine harvester. Understanding the evolution of harvesting equipment helps farmers choose the best tools for their needs.

BCPC

 April Kingsman  May 20, 2024  4 Comments on BCPC

BCPC: An organization promoting sustainable crop production practices. Farmers can adopt BCPC guidelines to improve crop yields and environmental stewardship.

Belgian Hare

 April Kingsman  May 18, 2024  6 Comments on Belgian Hare

Belgian hare: A breed of rabbit. Belgian hares are valued for their meat and fur, providing additional income streams for farmers.

Blackfly

 April Kingsman  May 8, 2024  4 Comments on Blackfly

blackfly: A small black fly that infests plants. Controlling blackfly populations protects crop health and yields.