FFA
VOCABULARY
EXAMPLES
HORTICULTURE
100

List any 5 careers within agriculture

Any job that has to deal with agriculture - The application of the physical, biological, and social sciences and the principles of management to food production, preservation and processing, crop and livestock production, marketing, and processing, culture of flowers, turf, grass, and ornamentals, life processes of plants and animals, natural resources management, economic development, agricultural education and communication, and related fields.

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100

Renewable VS Non-Renewable

Renewable resources will naturally replenish themselves over time, like wind, solar, plants, trees, etc. 

Non-renewable will be gone forever once used, like coal, fuel, etc.

100

3 examples of renewable resources:

Geothermal, Biomass, Hydropower, Solar energy, wind, waves, ocean currents...

100

True/False:  We drink recycled wastewater.

True

200

What 6 animals can you raise in FFA?

Goats, Sheep/Lambs, Rabbits, Poultry, Cattle, Pigs

200

Define Soil Profile

The arrangement of horizons in soil. 

The cross-section of all the layers of soil, from surface to bedrock.

200

3 Examples of non-renewable resources:

Coal, nuclear energy, natural gas, oil.

200

What makes a fruit different from a vegetable?

Fruits have seeds while vegetables do not

300

 Direct Water Use VS Indirect Water Use

Direct water use is the water used by an individual, through a faucet or hose.

Indirect water (virtual water), is the water needed to produce, grow, or manufacture the items people use every day.

300

List 3 examples of any Animal Identification:

Microchips, Ear tags, Collars, ear Notching, Tattoos, toe punching, wing tags....

300

List the functions of Roots & Leaves

Roots- Absorb water and minerals from the soil, anchor the plant, and store food.

Leaves- Collect sunlight and make food through photosynthesis.

400

Who wrote the FFA creed?

E M Tiffany

400

Define Animal Husbandry

the science of breeding and caring for animals.

400

Provide examples describing Direct Water Use VS Indirect Water Use

Direct purposes include bathing, drinking, and cooking, while examples of indirect purposes are the use of water in processing wood to make paper and in producing steel for automobiles.

400

Botanically speaking, which one of the following is a fruit and WHY?

Onion, Bell Pepper, Spinach, Cabbage


500

What are the FFA colors?

National Blue, Corn Gold

(National Organization, Corn = Agriculture)

500

Static Electricity VS Current Electricity

Static electricity is the result of an imbalance between negative and positive charges in an object typically produced by friction which causes sparks or crackling.

Electric current refers to the flow of electricity in an electronic circuit. 

500

Describe Where we get Green Water, Blue Water, and Black/Grey Water.

Rainwater = GREEN plants

Freshwater = BLUE lakes

Polluted Water = GREY/BLACK pollution

500

What is the bottommost layer of soil in a soil profile called?

Bedrock

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