Agriculture
What does AFNR stand for?
Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
The process by which green plants use sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to produce oxygen and glucose.
Photosynthesis
What does the word Bovine mean?
Cow
Solar energy, wind energy, and timber are examples of these resources that can replenish naturally over time.
Renewable
a skilled worker who puts in, fixes, and takes care of pipes, drains, baths, and toilets
Plumber
A large piece of land used primarily for raising livestock like cattle or horses, especially in the western U.S., is called this.
Ranch
Name of a plant that completes 1 year growing cycle
Annual
What is the term for a product that has used left over parts of an animal?
By-product
The wise use and management of natural resources so they remain available for future generations.
Conservation
the craft or skill of making items out of wood
Woodworking
This youth organization promotes agriculture
FFA
what is the purpose of the fruit?
to protect the seed
Chickens, ducks, and turkeys raised on a farm for meat or eggs are collectively known by this term.
Poultry
The scientific study of trees and their growth.
Forestry
a single, continuous strand of metal—usually copper or aluminum—used to carry electric current or signals from one place to another
Electrical wire
The practice of growing crops without using soil, instead supplying nutrients directly through water.
Hydroponics
What is the purpose of a plant's flower?
To attract polilnators
Name 5 meat animals
cow, pig, sheep, goat, chicken, turkey, duck, goose, rabbit, etc.
The practice of planting different crops in sequential seasons on the same plot to preserve soil nutrients.
Crop rotation
What does PPE stand for?
Personal Protective Equipment
What is a requirement to join FFA?
Take an ag class or pay dues.
The sprouting or start of growth of a seed when exposed to water, warmth, and oxygen.
Germantion
How many compartments does a sheep's stomach have?
4
the contamination of water bodies like rivers, lakes, oceans, and groundwater by harmful substances, chemicals, or waste.
Water pollution
a process that joins materials—usually metals or plastics—by using high heat to melt the parts together so they fuse as they cool
Welding