Soil Science
Irrigation & Nutrients
Animal Agriculture Basics
Livestock & Regulation
Fishing
100


Air, water, organic matter, and minerals are the components of this material.


What is soil?

100

This is a type of irrigation method.

What is Center-pivot, furrow, or drip irrigation?

100

This is how public rangeland is it utilized in animal agriculture

What is grazing livestock?

100

These are substances that can be administered to livestock to promote growth, increase milk production, or regulate reproductive cycles.

What are hormones?

100

This type of fishing has the lowest rates of bycatch.

What is pole fishing?

200

This is primarily made from decaying plants and animals

What is humus?

200

This type of irrigation method is generally considered the most water-efficient

What is drip irrigation?

200

This greenhouse gas is primarily released by ruminant animals like cattle during digestion

What is Methane?

200

These are medicines used to treat or prevent bacterial infections in livestock

What are antibiotics?

200

This fishing method involves dragging a net along the sea floor and is highly destructive to benthic communities.


What is trawling?

300

Soil is made of these three different soil particles.

What is sand, silt, and clay?

300

This is a major con of furrow irrigation.

What is significant water loss due to evaporation and runoff?

300

These are the two reasons pasteurization is considered important

What is kills harmful bacteria in milk and extending its shelf life?

300

This government agency is responsible for regulating livestock production, processing, and labeling in the United States

What is the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture)?

300

The loss of the Atlantic Cod around Newfoundland occurred because those fisheries were this.

What is overexploited?

400

The type of weathering breaks rocks into smaller pieces without changing their chemical composition

What is mechanical weathering?

400

These are the three primary macronutrients essential for plant growth

What are Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K)?

400

This is the primary characteristic that broiler hens have been bred for

What is rapid growth and efficient meat production?

400

This is one advantage of center-pivot irrigation.

What is irrigate large, circular areas efficiently, and labor requirements are relatively low?

400

This zone, extending 200 nautical miles from a country's coast, gives a nation exclusive rights to marine resources

What is an exclusive economic zone?

500

This horizon layer is the topsoil, rich in organic matter and nutrients, and is where most biological activity occurs.

What is horizon A?

500

This is how fertilizers help to improve soil fertility.

What is adding essential nutrients (like N, P, K) to the soil, supplementing what might be naturally lacking and supporting plant growth?

500

This is the difference between veal and beef production regarding the age of the animal

What are young calves, (typically a few weeks to a few months old)?

500

Beyond killing bacteria, this is another benefit of pasteurization for milk

What is extending shelf life?

500

To be successful, fishing quotas must be set at or below this level for a fishery.

What is the maximum sustainable yield?

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