Agricultural Technology
This type of farming utilizes automation technologies like self-driven tractors and AI to optimize resource use and boost yields.
What is precision agriculture?
A person who starts, organizes, and manages a business venture specifically in the agricultural sector.
What is an agripreneur?
The entire range of business activities involved in the production, processing and distribution of agricultural products.
What is agribusiness?
This type of farming utilizes practices that reduce the carbon footprint and focus on optimizing resource use and minimizing waste.
What is sustainable farming?
This influential agricultural scientist was known for his research into and promotion of alternative crops, particularly peanuts and sweet potatoes, greatly benefiting Southern farmers.
Who is George Washington Carver?
This technology is a form of precision agriculture that involves growing crops in water instead of soil.
What is hydroponics?
A significant advantage of being an entrepreneur is being your own ______.
What is boss?
The set of economical and political relationships that organize food production for commercial purposes.
What is the AP Human Geography definition of Agribusiness?
This innovative approach combats desertification, soil degradation, and water scarcity using a special product called Liquid Natural Clay.
What is Desert Control?
The Jesup was Dr. George Washington Carvers'____.
What is a traveling wagon?
This method of growing crops hydroponically in a closed ecosystem while breeding a certain species, which is usually fish.
What is aquaponics?
These are some key characteristics of successful entrepreneurs, including determination, creativity, and self-confidence.
What are entrepreneurial traits?
Grain products such as bread, pasta, oatmeal, breakfast cereals, tortillas and grits.
What are agri foods?
This company leverages AI and remote sensing for forest conservation and reforestation, helping to promote sustainable practices.
What is Pachama?
George Washington Carver used ___ to regenerate the soil.
What are crop rotations?
This specific technique, commonly associated with indoor vertical farming, involves growing plants in a thin film of nutrient-rich water.
What is nutrient film technique (NFT)?
This term describes a set of connected actors working together to add value to agricultural products and link producers to markets.
What is a value chain?
This can produce 82,368 crayons.
What is one acre of soybeans?
This method of livestock grazing involves rotating animals between pastures to allow forage regrowth, improving soil health and pasture longevity.
What is rotational grazing?
George Washington Carver told the farmers instead of buying fertilizer they should___.
What is compost?
This revolutionary system uses commercially reared bees to deliver targeted crop controls, reducing the need for chemical pesticides.
What is Bee Vectoring Technology?
These grants from the USDA help farmers and ranchers develop new products, create markets, and increase income, with priority given to certain groups.
What are Value-Added Producer Grants (VAPG)?
This company is the largest agribusiness in the world and reported an annual revenue of $114,600 for fiscal year 2021
What is Cargill, Inc.?
This approach to pest management combines biological, cultural, and chemical controls in a sustainable way, minimizing environmental impact.
What is Integrated Pest Management (IPM)?
George Washington Carver worked for ___.
What is Tuskegee University/Institute?