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What does USDA stand for?
United States Department of Agriculture
What is the gestation period of a pig called?
What is silage?
Fermented feed stored for livestock
What is greenhouse used for?
Growing plants in a controlled environment
What is the pH range considered neutral soil?
Around 7
What breed of dairy cow is black and white?
What are male cattle that have been castrated called?
Steer
What gas do livestock produce that contributes to greenhouse gases?
Methane
What does GMO stand for?
Genetically Modified Organism
What is mastitis in dairy cattle?
An infection/inflammation of the udder
What is the science of growing flowers called?
Floriculture
Which soil particle is the smallest; sand, silt, or clay?
Clay
What type of agriculture uses technology like drones and GPS?
Precision Agriculture
What is erosion?
The movement of soil by wind or water
What is the difference between annual and perennial plants?
Annuals live one season perennials return yearly
What is the science of growing fruits and vegetables called?
What is rotational grazing?
Moving livestock between pastures to prevent overgrazing
Which agricultural career focuses on animal health?
Veterinarian
Which nutrient helps strengthen plant stems and overall health?
Potassium
What does AI stand for in animal reproduction?
Artificial Insemination
What nutrient is most responsible for root development in plants?
Phosphorus
What is the main purpose of crop rotation?
Improve soil health and reduce pests/disease
What is the term for animals raised for food or farm products?
Livestock
What type of energy is made from crops like corn?
Ethanol/Biofuel
How many compartments does a cow have?
4