Category: B

bedding plants: Small annual flower plants used for bedding out. Growing and selling bedding plants can diversify farm income.

broad beans: A type of large-seeded legume. Growing broad beans provides nutritious food and improves soil health through nitrogen fixation.

BGS: Abbreviation for British Grassland Society. Joining BGS provides access to research and best practices for grassland management.

boysenberry: A large, dark berry that is a cross between a raspberry, blackberry, and loganberry. Growing boysenberries provides unique fruit for fresh markets and processing.

breech birth: A birth in which the baby is delivered buttocks or feet first. Managing breech births in livestock ensures safe delivery and reduces complications.

BCMS: Abbreviation for British Cattle Movement Service. Registering with BCMS ensures accurate tracking of cattle for health and regulatory compliance.

big bale silage: Silage stored in big bales. This method ensures high-quality forage preservation and reduces spoilage.

black bean aphid: A small black aphid that infests beans and other plants. Implementing integrated pest management controls black bean aphids and protects crops.

bunker: A storage area for silage or grain. Using bunkers ensures proper storage and preservation of farm products.

butterfly: A flying insect with large, often brightly colored wings. Encouraging butterfly populations supports pollination and enhances farm biodiversity.