Category: B

biennial: A plant that takes two years to complete its life cycle, growing vegetatively in the first year and flowering in the second. Understanding biennials helps farmers plan crop rotations and manage land use effectively.

blackjack: A weed of the daisy family. Controlling blackjack through weed management practices protects crop yields.

bull beef: Beef from young, uncastrated male cattle. Producing bull beef meets market demand and provides high-quality meat.

buttock: The lower back part of an animal. Managing buttock areas in livestock helps prevent infections and maintain animal health.

buck brush: A term for certain shrubs or small trees used as forage for livestock. Managing buck brush supports grazing and provides valuable forage.

brucellosis: A bacterial infection affecting livestock and humans. Vaccinating and managing biosecurity against brucellosis protects herd health and public safety.

bactericide: A substance that kills bacteria. Farmers use bactericides to control bacterial infections in plants and animals, ensuring healthier crops and livestock.

basmati: A common variety of long-grain rice. Cultivating basmati rice can meet market demands for high-quality, aromatic rice.

block grazing: A method of grazing where livestock are confined to a small area for a short period. Block grazing improves pasture management and promotes even grazing distribution.

branch: A division of a main stem or trunk of a plant. Managing branches supports healthy plant growth and optimal fruit production.