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bonus: A reward or additional payment. Offering bonuses can incentivize farm workers and improve productivity.

browse: Leaves, twigs, and other high-growing vegetation eaten by herbivores. Managing browse availability is important for the nutrition and well-being of grazing animals.

broadacre: A term describing large-scale farming operations. Managing broadacre farms involves efficient resource use and modern agricultural practices.

brick: A solid block of hard material used in construction. Utilizing bricks in farm infrastructure supports durable and long-lasting buildings.

bedded set: A young hop plant rooted from a cutting. Using bedded sets ensures a healthy start for hop cultivation.

breeding stock: Animals selected for breeding purposes. Using high-quality breeding stock improves herd genetics and overall farm productivity.

burning: The process of setting fire to clear land or dispose of waste. Using controlled burning techniques supports land management and reduces fire risk.

Baars irrigator: A flexible hose with sixteen folding sprinklers used for irrigation. Using a Baars irrigator ensures efficient water distribution, which can improve crop growth and conserve water resources on the farm.

basal metabolism: Energy used by a body at rest. Understanding basal metabolism aids farmers in planning diets that meet the energy needs of their livestock.

bushel: A unit of measure for dry goods, equivalent to 8 gallons. Understanding bushels supports accurate measurement and marketing of farm products.