Category: B

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

batch drying: A process for drying bales of hay in batches. Efficient batch drying techniques ensure high-quality forage for livestock feed.

binomial classification: The scientific system of naming organisms devised by Linnaeus. Understanding binomial classification helps farmers accurately identify and manage crops and livestock.