Farms
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History
100
Definition of a Farm 

an area of land with buildings used primarily for agricultural processes, such as growing crops, raising livestock, or breeding specialized species like fish

100

Name a way that a product can go bad.

-Mold 

-temperature change 

-expiring 

-insects 



100

What is the most popular brand of tractor? 

John Deere 

100

A baby horse is called a foal, but an adult female horse goes by this name.

What is a mare?

100

What are the most popular animals shown at the dutchess county fair?

Dairy and beef cattle, pigs, sheep, goats, rabbits, and chickens

200
Name 2 local farms 

-Migliorelli

-Greig

-Keisicke 

-Ronnybrook 

200

Name 4 different types of milk.

-Oat milk 

-whole milk

-almond milk 

-coconut milk

-soy milk

-pistachio milk 

-skim milk 

-vegan milk 

200

This tall, tower-like structure on a farm is designed to store bulk materials like grain or fermented feed.

What is a silo? 
200

What was the disease that significantly impacted the white tail deer population?

EHD. Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease

200

What animals were used to plow fields before the agricultural revolution

Oxen, horses, mules

300

What are the most popular kind of tree farms? 

Apple trees.

300
Name 4 different types of apples. 

- Granny Smith 

-Honey Crisp 

-Macintosh 

- Red Delicous 

-Fuji 

300

 In 1831, Cyrus McCormick invented a mechanical version of this machine that revolutionized harvesting grain crops.

What is a mechanical reaper?

300

 True or False: Pigs are in the top 10 smartest animals

True, they rank #7

300

What hidden visual metaphor is hidden in the International Harvester logo?

A Farmer driving a tractor.

400

Definition of irrigation 

What is the artificial application of water to land, crops, or plants to assist with growth when natural rainfall is missing or not enough?

400
What is Migliorellis most popular fall product?

What is Cider?

400

Who created the steel plow in 1837?

John Deere

400

How many compartments are in a cow's stomach? 

4

400

How did the dust bowl happen?

Poor farming reusing the soil so it had no more nutrients and it dried it up. 


500

Which local farm has three farm stands? 

What is Migliorelli?

500

What is the most commonly produced farming product in the North? 

Corn.

500

What kind of machine do you use to harvest corn 

Harvester 

500

The process where animals like cows, sheep, and goats chew partially digested food that has been regurgitated from their first stomach compartment.

What is chewing cud? 

500

 The shift from hunting and gathering to settled farming around 10,000 BCE is known as the Agricultural or this revolution.

What is the Neolithic Revolution?

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