Green Revolution
Agricultural Practices
Water
Irrigation Methods
Pest Control
100

The shift in agricultural practicies in the twentieth century, resulting in increased food output

What is the Green Revolution?
100

The process of digging into soil and turning it over.

What is Plowing?
100

The space found within a permeable layer of rock, that stores groundwater.

What is an aquifer?

100

The dripping of water on, or below, the ground, directly onto the plant roots

What is drip irrigation?

100

.The practice of chemically destroying fungi.

What is fungicide?

200

The application of mechanization and standardization techniques to the production of food.

What is Industrial Agriculture?

200

The preparation of soil through activities such as stirring and digging.

What is Tilling?

200
The uppermost level at which the groundwater fully saturates the rock or soil.

What is a water table?

200

The covering of a field in water

What is flood irrigation?

200

The trait of being able to survive specific chemicals, can appear if the chemical is overused.

What is pesticide resistance?

300

Farming for consumption of the family

What is Subsistence farming?

300

Often contains additional Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium.

What is fertilizer?

300

A location where water naturally percolates up to the surface

What is a spring?

300

The use of sprinklers to distribute water.

What is Spray irrigation?

300

The practice of using a variety of techniques to manage pests, minimizing chemical use.

What is Integrated pest management?

400

An alternative to organic fertilizer, often made from fossil fuels.

What is Synthetic fertilizer?

400

Produce that has been changed, can lead to a decrease in biodiversity.

What are Genetically modified organisms?

400
The total daily per capita use of fresh water for a country.

What is a water footprint?

400

The filling of dug trenches with water.

What is furrow irrigation?

400

The use of biological organisms to control pests.

What is Biocontrol?

500

The fossil fuel energy and human energy input per colarie of food produced.

What is Energy subsidy?

500

A technique used in warmer climate and relatively nutirent-poor soil, leads to long-term losses after short-term gains, depletes soil nutrients, and reduces available habitats.

What is slash-and-burn agriculture?

500

The process where water from precipitation percolates trough soilinto groundwater.

What is Groundwater recharge?

500

The most efficient method of irrigation

What is drip irrigation?

500

The technique of physical spacing between crops, with different species growing at the same time.

What is Intercropping?

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