Vocabulary
Is the science and art of the production of plants and animals useful to man
Agriculture
diversity
plants get their nutrients from
soil
Used for measuring distances, and laying-out garden plots
Meter stick
Has a wedge-like cutting edge which is used for cutting edges
Axe
To share or distribute
allocate
fit to be eaten
edible
Plants need plenty of air in order to live and grow well
Air drainage
Use for loosening the soil and planting small plants, or transplanting seedlings
Hand towel
Is similar to the garden hoe use for digging and breaking hard and compact soil
Grub hoe
soft, young, juicy part of a fruit
Pulps
a young plant grown from a seed
seedling/s
Fruits need this for growth
Sunlight
Use to mark an put the limits of plots; use for making straight rows
Strings
Is used for constructing ditches and canals and also for digging holes, canals, and ditches where the soil is soft and loose
Spade
substances which are good for the health of the body
Nutrients
a field in which fruit trees are grown
orchard
Water supply
A long-handle tool with teeth on one end; used to level and pulverize soil
Rake
Use for digging and breaking hard and compact soil
Pick mattock
Leaves of trees
Foliage
bearing no fruit
sterile
This refers to the physical features of the land
Topography
Used for cutting grass and splitting wood or bamboo
Bolo
has fine tines similar to those of a rake although longer and stronger
Spading fork