Animals
True or False: Horses cannot vomit
True; Due to a one-way valve in their stomach, horses are unable to vomit
This purple fruit grows on vines.
Grapes
What is the most widely grown crop in the world?
Corn
Historically pulled by oxen, donkeys, or horses, this piece of equipment was used to prepare soil for planting.
Plow
What is the storage area in the upper part of the barn called: a hayloft or haymound?
Hayloft
What is the name for a female sheep?
Ewe
This white, fluffy fiber crop is often used to make clothes.
Cotton
What is the process of supplying water to crops artificially?
Irrigation
This modern-day plow most recognizable color is green as manufactured by John Deere.
Tractor
This simple machine was used inside barns to help manually lift hay bales into the hayloft.
Rope and Pulley
What is the most common farm animal worldwide?
Chickens
This spud vegetable has "eyes".
Potato
What is the term for soil left unplanted for a season to restore fertility?
Fallow
This machinery is used to compress a cut and raked crop, usually hay, into compact bales.
Baler
This type of barn roof is made of two sloping sides meeting together at a ridge to create a triangular shape.
Gable Roof
What is a group of farm cats called?
Clowder
China is the largest producer of rice and what other grain?
Wheat
What is the average U.S. farm size in acres?
About 444 Acres
This tool ensures even seed distribution by planting seeds at consistent depth and spacing.
Seed Drill
This community event occurred when neighbors helped build a barn together in rural America.
Around 250-300
The agave plant is a crop native to Mexico and is used to make what kind of alcohol?
Tequila
What percentage of Earth's land is used for agriculture?
37%
These types of sprayers are carried on the back and can be operated manually or via battery.
Knapsack Sprayer
Usually small, dome-like or square structures, the primary purpose of this addition to a barn's roof is to provide ventilation.
Cupola