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budstick: A cutting from a plant used for grafting. Using budsticks supports successful plant propagation and breeding programs.

bust: Referring to the chest area, also a term for a failure or collapse. Ensuring livestock health includes managing bust areas and preventing farm busts through effective practices.

barren brome: A widespread weed that affects winter cereals. Farmers should implement weed management strategies to control barren brome and protect crop yields.

bird scarer: A device used to deter birds from crops. Effective bird scarers prevent crop damage and reduce yield losses.

buffer: A substance that stabilizes the pH of a solution. Using buffers in animal feed and soil management ensures optimal health and productivity.

bacterial canker: A disease affecting the Prunus plant genus, causing stem swelling and gum exudation. Farmers should monitor for symptoms and apply preventive measures to protect their orchards.

bennet: Another term for bent, stiff-stemmed grasses found in pastures. Managing grasses like bennet supports healthy pastures for livestock grazing.

biopesticide: A pesticide derived from natural materials such as animals, plants, bacteria, and certain minerals. Using biopesticides supports sustainable pest management and reduces chemical use.

brood: Young animals that are cared for by a parent. Managing brood effectively is crucial for ensuring the survival and growth of young livestock and poultry.

buzzer: A signaling device. Using buzzers supports communication and management of farm operations.