Corn
Soybeans
& Cotton
Rice
Wheat
Sugarcane & LA Production
100

This ornamental corn type encloses each kernel in its own husk-like covering.

What is pod corn?

100

Soybeans were originally introduced to the U.S. in the 1800s for this purpose.

What is hay production?

100

This physiological adaptation allows rice roots to survive submerged conditions.

What is oxygen transport from leaves to root?

100

This wheat class is the dominant type grown in Louisiana.

What is soft red winter?

100

This annual percentage of land is replanted with new seed cane.

What is 20-25%?

200

This kernel feature gives sweet corn its translucent, shriveled appearance when dried.

What is the absence of starch due to blocked sugar-to-starch conversion?

200

Cotton flowers remain open for approximately this long before closing.

What is one day?

200

This rice seeding method involves aircraft distribution of pre-soaked seed.

What is broadcast water seeding?

200

Wheat emergence drops to this approximate percentage when planted 3 inches deep.

What is 31%?

200

This environmental event triggers renewed sugarcane growth each season.

What is the last freeze?

300

This corn type is often referred to as “colonial corn.”

What is flint corn?

300

This pest lays eggs directly in cotton bolls, where larvae feed on lint.

What is the boll weevil?

300

Flooding rice fields generally changes soil pH by this amount.

What is increase by 0.5-1.5 pH Units?

300

This characteristic distinguishes hard and soft wheat classes.

What is kernel hardness?

300

These two planting materials are used for establishing sugarcane.

What are whole stock cane and billets?

400

Fifty percent of corn’s seasonal water use occurs during this critical growth period.

What is the five weeks after maximum leaf area (tasseling stage)?

400

Soybeans initiate flowering when day length falls below this threshold.

What is 13.5 hours?

400

This rice planting mistake can cause seeds to become buried too deeply after flooding.

What are soil clods in drilled fields?

400

This photoperiod classification applies to wheat.

What is a long-day plant?

400

Sugarcane harvest timing is primarily determined by this physiological factor.

What is sugar accumulation?

500

This average summer temperature range produces optimal corn growth in Louisiana.

What is 70-80 degrees?

500

This cotton management mistake delays flowering and promotes excessive vegetative growth.

What is excess nitrogen fertilization?

500

This soil texture is essential for successful flooded rice production.

What is heavy-textured soil?

500

Winter wheat in northern regions is planted in this season and harvested the following one.

What is planted in the fall and harvested in the summer?

500

This scheduling rule requires cane planting to finish before this operation begins.

What is harvest?