Category: B

big bale: A large bale weighing from 600 to 900 kilos. Using big bales improves feed storage and handling efficiency on the farm.

beef shorthorn: A breed of compact, short-legged beef cattle. Raising beef shorthorns provides high-quality meat and efficient feed conversion.

black thrips: A small black insect pest of cotton and other crops. Implementing integrated pest management controls black thrips and protects crop yields.

BB: Abbreviation for big bale. Understanding big bale systems improves feed storage and handling efficiency on the farm.

bud burst: The moment when buds open in the spring. Monitoring bud burst helps farmers plan for pollination and pest management activities.

botanical: Relating to plants or plant life. Understanding botanical terms helps farmers manage plant health and diversity.

blue tick: A breed of coonhound known for its blue-ticked coat. Raising blue tick hounds provides effective hunting and tracking dogs.

blow: A term for a sudden and severe weather event. Preparing for and managing blow events protects crops and farm infrastructure.

breed: A group of animals or plants with specific characteristics. Selecting appropriate breeds supports farm productivity and sustainability.

bridle path: A path used for riding horses. Maintaining bridle paths supports safe and enjoyable horseback riding on the farm.