Game Day Foods
This crop is used to make most tortilla chips eaten on Super Bowl Sunday.
Corn
A football is made from leather that comes from this animal.
Cow
This crop is used to make popcorn.
Corn
This livestock species provides beef for burgers.
Cattle
Without agriculture, this Super Bowl necessity would not exist.
Food
These animals provide the meat for the billions of wings eaten during the Super Bowl.
Chickens
Most football jerseys are made from fibers that start with this natural resource.
Petroleum / oil
This crop provides oil used for frying wings and snacks.
Soybeans
This animal provides pork for ribs and pulled pork.
Pig
Farmers work year-round to prepare for this one-day event.
Super Bowl
Milk from this animal is used to make cheese for pizza and nachos.
Cow
Managing grass for football fields falls under this area of agriculture.
Turfgrass management
Corn is used to make this sweetener found in sodas.
Corn syrup
This livestock species produces milk for cheese and dips.
Dairy cow
This term describes food traveling from farms to consumers.
Farm-to-table
This crop is used to make flour for pizza crusts and buns
Wheat
Cotton is grown on farms and used to make this fan item.
Clothing / t-shirts
These plants are used as seasonings on Super Bowl foods.
Herbs / spices
Products like leather and gelatin are called these.
By-products
Agriculture provides food, fiber, and this resource.
Fuel
This vegetable crop is commonly used in salsa and dips.
Tomatoes
This agriculture field focuses on growing grass for sports fields.
Agronomy / turfgrass science
This crop is grown to feed livestock that later becomes food.
Corn or hay
This career focuses on raising animals for food production.
Animal science / livestock production
True or False: The Super Bowl depends heavily on agriculture.
True