breeds of cattle uses/ livestock termination
makes up the crossbreed, "smoke".
angus x charolais
purpose of mitosis.
to create new cells for growth or replacement.
abbreviation for personal protective equipment.
PPE.
amount of population in the US that live on a farm.
1.8%.
founded the green revolution.
Dr. Norman Borelaug.
a chickens gestation length.
21 days
diploid cells.
a full set of chromosomes.
number one cause of accidents.
carelessness.
pest that pesticide was intended for.
target.
crop Dr. Norman Borelaug started out with in Mexico.
wheat and rice.
makes up the crossbreed, "black boldy".
angus x hereford.
when the chromosomes line in the middle to prepare for split.
metaphase.
product name given by the manufacturer.
trade name.
the number of people a farmer can feed in foreign countries every year
the first fuel to power combustion engines.
ethanol.
a male goat or sheep that is castrated and cannot be a father.
wether.
the tendency in plants to lean in the direction of the greatest light intensity.
phototropism.
the signal words on a pesticide label from most dangerous to least dangerous.
danger/poison, warning, caution.
refers to how long the pesticide remains in the environment.
persistence of pesticides.
provided land for each state to open agricultural and mechanical colleges.
moral act of 1862.
a female sheep that has not had babies.
ewe lamb.
the growth response in plants to the length of a dark period and affects whether a plant grows vegetatively or starts to flower.
photoperiodism.
indicates the factory where the pesticide was made.
establishment number.
image indicating "danger=highly toxic" on a pesticide label.
skull with crossbones and the word poison.
the year around which electricity allowed difficult production tasks to be accomplished with much greater ease.
1950.