The Mad Scientist
Farming in the 21st Century
Every Day is Safety Day
Going the Extra Meter
Measure Twice, Cut Once
100
The first step of the scientific method.
What is observation?
100
The reason farmers use data.
What is making better, more informed decisions?
100
The instrument that is used to hold and transfer liquids.
What is a beaker?
100
The metric unit of measurement for mass.
What is a gram?
100
The U.S. Customary System unit of measurement for volume.
What is gallons or fluid ounces?
200
Methods used to research before hypothesising.
What is reading a book/article, watching a video, or asking an expert?
200
The technology farmers can use to collect data.
What are drones, sensors, software, satellites, rain gauges, weather stations, GPS, or monitors?
200
The orange safety color means this.
What is warning?
200
The mnemonic device we use to remember the metric units.
What is King Henry Died By Dinking Chocolate Milk?
200
The definition of accuracy.
What is hitting the target value?
300
Something that changes in an experiment.
What is a variable?
300
The type of data that farmers can collect.
What is weather, soil, crop, market, yield, and livestock data?
300
The blue safety color means this.
What is notice?
300
The equation to go from Hecto to Kilo.
What is divide by 10?
300
The definition of precision.
What is repeatability and consistency?
400
Tools you can use to organize your data.
What is a chart, graph, or table?
400
Based on this information, this zone has the second most plants per acre.
What is Zone SE?
400
The arrow is pointing to this.
What is a diaphragm?
400
The equation to go from Kilo to Hecto.
What is multiply by 10?
400
Where we would read a meniscus.
What is at the bottom of the curve at eye level?
500
If your hypothesis is wrong, you do this.
What is a retest?
500
Based on this data, this zone likely got the most rainfall.
What is Zone NE?
500
This safety sign means this.
What is chemical hazard?
500
The metric units in order.
What is Kilo-, Hecto-, Deca-, Base Unit, Deci-, Centi-, Milli?
500
The measurement that the red line refers to.
What is 1/16?