Soil Layers
Crops
Agriculture Basics
Agriculture Advanced
Areas of Agriculture
100

What is considered a non-agricultrual use of soil?

Anything recreational 

100

Ginning is used on what crop?

Cotton

100

What are products made from or containing milk called?

Dairy 

100

What is Input?

supplies and services farmers use to produce crops, livestock, and other items; any resource used in production

100

What is Ag-Science?

The application of scientific principles and new technologies to agriculture
200

Which horizon is best suited for growth of plant roots?

A horizon or Topsoil

200

How tall is the average corn plant?

8 feet tall

200

What is the meat from a swine called?

Pork

200

Any unprocessed or partially processed good, such as grain, fruit, vegetable, or precious metal is called?

Commodity

200

What is Ag-Bussiness

The Bussiness of agriculture including the production of food and fiber, sales of products and services, transportation, and marketing of agricultural products

300

What four basic plant needs are provided by soil?

Water, Ancroage, nutriants, and oxygen 

300

What is the only crop harvested for its seeds?

Sunflowers

300

Meat derived from cattle are called?

Beef

300

What is the natural wealth of a country, consisting of land, forrests, mineral deposits, etc are called?

Natural Reasorces

300

What is FFA

FFA or Future Farmers of America is a youth organization for students invoved or interested in agriculture. 

400

What is the textural class that contains some of each of the sizes of soil particles?

Loam 

400

What crop is the main food for 2.5 billion people

Rice

400

What is the name for any product of soil?

Crop

400

What does Landscape mean?

To improve the appearance of an area by planting trees, shrubs, flowers, altering the ground, etc

400

What study involves the nature of food and the changes that occur in them naturally and a result of handling and processing?

Fodd Science

500

What effect do organisms have on soil?

They increase the available mineral matter

500

What are rotational crops and why are they used?

Rotational crops are crops planted to give or implement better soil organic matter, mange or conserve nutreants for the crop, maintain soil erosion, or to maintain soil health.

500

What is the definition of Agriculture?

The industry engaged in the production of plants and animals for food and fiber, the provision of agricultural supplies and services, and the processing, marketing, and distribution of agricultural products?

500

What is Agrononmy? 

The specialization of agriculture concerned with the theory and practice of field-crop production and soil management 

500

What is Agriculture Mechanics?

The design, operation, maintenance, service, selling, and use of power units, machinery, equipment, structures and utilities in agriscience