Farm Animals
Farm Equipment
Food We Eat
Life on a Farm
Farm Terminology
100

This animal provides wool?

What is sheep

100

Farmers drive this big machine to plow fields.

What is a tractor.

100

Hens lay an average of 257 of these a year.

What are eggs.

100

Farmers use this in animals' stalls and as food for horses.

What is hay.

100

This is the word for a bovine (cow) less than a year old.

What is a calf.

200

This animal's young is called a foal or colt.

What is a horse.

200

This tool has long metal prongs to pick up compost or clean the stalls.

What is a pitchfork.

200

Milk is used to make this solid dairy product.

What is cheese.

200

This type of farm is one that produces milk.

What is a dairy farm.

200

Bees help plants grow by doing this.

What is pollination.

300

This animal often assists the farmer herding the animals.

What is a dog.

300

Farmers use this natural fertilizer made from animal waste.

What is manure.

300

This process allows plants to make their own food using sunlight.

What is photosynthesis.

300

A baby goat is called this.

What is a kid.

300

The general term for chickens, turkeys, and ducks who are raised for meat and eggs.

What is poultry.

400

This animal is known for being very intelligent and can learn tricks.

What is a pig.

400

This is how crops are watered through pipes and sprinklers.

What is irrigation.

400

This grain is ground into flour to make bread.

What is wheat.

400

When a chick emerges from an egg, we say that it has done this.

What is hatched.

400

A tall cylindrical structure, usually beside a barn, where grain is stored.

What is a silo.

500

This kind of animal would be found on an aquaculture farm.

What is a fish.

500

This tool collects grain in the fall.

What is a combine.

500

This crop is often fed to animals and can also be turned into syrup.

What is corn.

500

This word means to gather crop at the end of a season.

What is harvest.

500

Raised or grown without the use of unnatural medicines. "Free Range"

What is organic.

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