Category: B

Broomstick

 April Kingsman  August 18, 2020  0 Comments on Broomstick

broomstick: A long stick traditionally used for sweeping. Using broomsticks for farm tasks supports cleanliness and organization.

Brussels Sprouts

 April Kingsman  August 6, 2020  1 Comment on Brussels Sprouts

brussels sprouts: A vegetable in the cabbage family. Growing brussels sprouts provides nutritious food and valuable crops for fresh markets and processing.

Billhook

 April Kingsman  July 31, 2020  1 Comment on Billhook

billhook: A cutting implement with a curved blade used for trimming hedges. Using a billhook ensures efficient and precise hedge management.

Bidder

 April Kingsman  June 19, 2020  1 Comment on Bidder

bidder: A person who makes a bid at an auction. Being a knowledgeable bidder helps farmers acquire quality livestock and equipment at fair prices.

Break Crop

 April Kingsman  May 30, 2020  2 Comments on Break Crop

break crop: A crop grown to interrupt the continuous cultivation of another crop, helping to control pests and diseases. Using break crops in rotations can improve soil health and crop productivity.

Box

 April Kingsman  May 29, 2020  0 Comments on Box

box: An enclosed container used for storage or transport. Efficient use of boxes supports organization and protection of farm products.

Branding Iron

 April Kingsman  April 30, 2020  0 Comments on Branding Iron

branding iron: A tool used to apply a brand to livestock. Using branding irons ensures clear and permanent identification marks on animals.

Beef

 April Kingsman  April 22, 2020  1 Comment on Beef

beef: Meat of bull or cow. Producing high-quality beef meets market demand and provides a key source of farm income.

Butter

 April Kingsman  April 11, 2020  0 Comments on Butter

butter: A dairy product made from churning cream. Producing butter provides valuable farm products and diversifies income.

Broadleaf

 April Kingsman  April 4, 2020  0 Comments on Broadleaf

broadleaf: Referring to plants with wide leaves, such as deciduous trees. Managing broadleaf plants supports biodiversity and provides valuable timber and forage.