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100

This cereal crop feeds more people globally than any other.

What is rice?

100

The top layer of soil rich in organic matter.

What is topsoil?

100

This livestock animal produces the most milk globally.

What is the cow?

100

This renewable resource is essential for irrigation.

What is water?

100

This practice involves rotating different crops in the same field from year to year to improve soil health, reduce pest cycles, and prevent nutrient depletion.

What is crop rotation?

200

The process of improving crop traits through cross-breeding.

What is plant breeding ?

200

The term for soil's ability to retain water.

What is water-holding capacity?

200

The average body temperature of a healthy adult bovine.

What is 101.5 F?

200

The practice of planting trees to replenish forests.

What is reforestation?

200

The process of turning animal waste, such as manure, into fertilizer for crops.

What is composting?

300

A key nitrogen-fixing legume crop

What is soybean?

300

Farming method that reduces soil erosion by leaving crop residue.

What is no-till farming?

300

Animal digestive system with four compartments.

What is ruminant?

300

The main federal agency managing national forests.

What is the U.S. Forest Service?

300

This farming practice involves the raising of fish, shellfish, or aquatic plants in controlled environments.

What is aquaculture?

400

Term for non-edible crops grown for energy.

What are bioenergy crops?

400

Natural process where fertile land becomes desert.

What is desertification?

400

Common term for avian influenza.

What is bird flu?

400

The maximum number of animals land can support without degradation.

What is carrying capacity?

400

The world’s largest producer of cotton, accounting for over 25% of global cotton production.

What is China?

500

The green pigment essential for photosynthesis.

What is chlorophyll?

500

The three main soil particles by size.

What are sand, silt, and clay?

500

 This disorder, common in high-producing dairy cows, occurs when energy demands exceed intake after calving, leading to fat mobilization and accumulation of ketone bodies.

What is ketosis?

500

This international agreement aims to combat climate change.

What is the Paris Agreement?

500

This metabolic condition in goats, often seen in pregnant does, results from inadequate energy intake during late gestation and can lead to weight loss, weakness, and even death if untreated.

What is pregnancy toxemia?