cattle Crossword Puzzles

13 Clues: King of the jungle. • The world's tallest animal. • The largest living primates. • The world's fastest land animal. • Watch out for the chomp and roll! • Known for their exceptional memory. • Belongs to the same family as cattle, goats, and sheep. • Easily identified by their long snouts and red behinds. • An endangered species often hunted for its unique horns. • ...

13 Clues: Son of Jacob and Bilhah • Son of Jacob and Zilpah • Jacob's last son alphabetically • God changed Jacob's name to this • Youngest son of Jacob and Rachel • the absolute ruler and leader of Egypt • One of the sons of Joseph and Asenath, born in Egypt • Son of Jacob - he offered himself in place of Benjamin • Jacob's firstborn, but sin caused him to lose his birthright • ...

13 Clues: Utterly Butterly Delicious • Father of veterinary epidemiology • Disruption of diversity of udder microbiota • Used to detect adulteration of milk with water • It's deficiency in humans leads to galactosemia • A solution example of low temperature sanitizer • The most costly disease affecting the dairy cattle • Red coloration of milk is due to spoilage caused by • ...

5 Clues: railroad started in.. • US mostly hired workers from • workers who took care of cattle • the ______ where extremely unsafe • how many years did the railroad take to build

18 Clues: Pigs are? • Used to restrain hogs • Another word for chewing • The type of vision a pig has • A common marking system for swine • An animal with a 4 chambered stomach • Brahman breed of cattle are this type • This liquid is used for freeze branding • The major source of energy for an animal • The age at which a heifer reaches maturity • ...

18 Clues: you have a male and a ... • you can use this to cath fish • a dangerous animal in the ocean • you can go away and you can ... • an animal you keep in your house • when the hotel room is available • on the farm you have these animals • you make this to catch the animals • a small animal with eight small legs • when an animal is not dangerous it is... • ...

18 Clues: Used to treat disease • Another word for mortality • Another name for parturition • The antibody-rich first milk • Pests that can spread disease • Short for body condition score • People that can spread disease • This footwear can spread disease • These vehicles can spread disease • Flying pests that can spread disease • Drug administered to prevent disease • ...

18 Clues: Which type of state is India • Give the ancient name of Tokyo • Who was called 'Bismark of Italy' • Which crop is known as 'Golden Fiber' • Which is the female allegory of Framce • Name the cattle disease found in Africa • Which is the state religion of Sri Lanka • Give an example of non-renewable resource • Which state is the largest producer of rabi • ...

18 Clues: Brief and to the point. • To strenghten, build up. • Bring in money, profitable. • To tease, torment by teasing. • Difficult or impossible to read. • Loose in ones morals or behavior. • Average, ordinary, undistinguished. • To make up for; to repay for services. • The process of driving or forcing out. • To soil, stain, tarnish, defile, besmirch. • ...

18 Clues: First eon • Oldest Era • Era we live in • Period we live in • The Eon we live in • Larger than a Epoch • Larger than a Period • Longest division of geological time • Smallest division of geological time • First insects, vascular plants on land • approximately the last 63 million years • First mammals, dinosaurs, frogs, turtles, crocodyloformes • ...

18 Clues: On this team, you will evaluate hay. • On this team, you will evaluate bugs. • On this team, you will evaluate soil. • How many CDE Teams are there in Texas? • On this team, you will evaluate welds. • In what semester do we compete on CDEs? • On this team, you will evaluate horses. • On this team, you will evaluate flowers. • On this team, you will evaluate fleeces. • ...

18 Clues: a Jewish Cemetery • the inventor of Kool-Aid • a local grocery store owner • the first citizen of Hastings • it is now known as the Kensington • Edwin Perkins is called an ________. • the most elaborate house in Hastings • the first type of home built in Hastings • people who worked on the land they lived on • a 20-acre park developed by James Heartwell • ...

7 Clues: Texax cattle fever is also known as_____. • Ticks and Mites are apart of the class______. • Infestation of the mite results in intense itching • Mites and Ticks have _____ number of growth stages. • No local cases of this disease found in The Bahamas. • which are a subgroup of _________ (related question 4) • ...

8 Clues: To look closely at something • A person who looks after livestock • People living together in a community • A person who studies and writes about the past • A person who studies people who lived long ago • Breaking up and moving earth with a tool or machine • Land used for the keeping or grazing of sheep or cattle • ...

11 Clues: merciful • strike repeatedly with the fist • releated to marriage or weddings • rough or loose in texture or grain • an archaic word for cows: or cattle • as good as or better than any other • walk with long, decisive steps in a specified direction • assuming power or authority without justification; arrogant and domineering • ...

11 Clues: disease causing organism • A medicine that destroys microorganisms • Resistant to everything is ____ resistant. • one celled organisms that can cause disease • When microbes such as viruses enter a host and multiply • Cells in your body are damaged and signs of illness occur. • A neurological disease in cattle that gets worse over time • ...

11 Clues: Taylor's favorite number • The name of the alien we are helping • A being from another world or planet. • The number of birds hanging in the room • The way words are spoken or articulated. • The number of squares on the Hive 5 Quilt • A system of communication with words and grammar. • Often these are the first type of word created in a language • ...

11 Clues: the maori name for New Zealand • the name for any baby marsupial • a tree-climbing marsupial pest in NZ • a cattle disease that is carried by possums • the reasons possums were brought to Aotearoa • a type of farm that specialises in fruit trees • introduced animals that harm our native ecosystem • what possums are to snakes and dingoes in Australia • ...

11 Clues: A greenhouse gas produced by cattle • The layer of gas that surrounds Earth • This greenhouse gas is part of the water cycle • A greenhouse gas produced by burning fossil fuels • This effect traps the Sun's heat in the atmosphere • The average __________ of Earth has increased by 1oC • The type of radiation emitted by the Earth's surface • ...

16 Clues: The opposite of poor. • A frog says ________. • what's big and likes cheese? • Water that falls from the sky. • You listen to music on the ________. • You wear this jewelry on your finger. • A type of white dip you put on a salad. • I am made of metal and from the future. • You use this clean up leaves in the yard. • A type of flower you give someone you love. • ...

16 Clues: Consequence of urolithiasis • Lesion of bovine enzootic hematuria • Cause of interstitial nephritis in a calf • Lesion of cantharidin toxicosis in horses • Cause of interstitial nephritis in rabbits • Most common neoplasia in the kidney of cats • Cat breed predisposed to polycystic kidney disease • Most common type of neoplasia in the kidney of dogs • ...

16 Clues: Cows or Bulls • Created the first map of Texas • Owning slaves or being a slave • War II The most destructive war • Owned Texas before the Revolution • of Texas When Texas joined the USA • de Vaca First explorer to step on Texas • Revolution When Texas broke free from Mexico • Salle First Explorer to create a colony on Texas • ...

16 Clues: Career Development Events • what animal produces eggs • what is a baby cow called • what is a baby chicken called • Leadership Development Events • The competition higher than state FFA • what year can you become an FFA officer • most common livestock raised in Nebraska • most common green crop grown in Nebraska • most common yellow crop grown in Nebraska • ...

16 Clues: The king of Sparta. • Loyal wife of Odysseus. • Turns Odysseus´ men into pigs. • For how many years was Odysseus gone? • The one-eyed monster that Odysseus blinds. • The _____ lure in sailors with their songs. • King of Pylos and fought in the Trojan war. • The ______ eaters give Odysseus's men lotus. • A god that could decide every character's fate. • ...

16 Clues: The king of Sparta. • Loyal wife of Odysseus. • Turns Odysseus´ men into pigs. • For how many years was Odysseus gone? • The one-eyed monster that Odysseus blinds. • The _____ lure in sailors with their songs. • King of Pylos and fought in the Trojan war. • The ______ eaters give Odysseus's men lotus. • A god that could decide every character's fate. • ...

16 Clues: a man who tends cattle • periods of a hundred years • marks given for work in school • businesses, or groups of people • a rocket-propelled weapon; projectile • communication by speaking to an audience • power source that produces direct current • one piece garments worn by women and girls • two-dimensional drawing, painting, or photograph • ...

16 Clues: Second-in-command to a sheriff • Headgear used to control a horse • Sudden rush of a group of animals • Path or track through the countryside • Outdoor fire used for cooking or warmth • Old method of sending messages over wires • Far away or at a distance (old western term) • Wild horse found in the western United States • Breed of cattle known for its distinctive horns • ...

16 Clues: Elie's religion • the town Elie grew up in. • the camp Elie is brought to • the number of siblings Elie has • tried to warn the Jews of Sighet • of Death/ Dr. Mengele's nickname. • leader of Germany during The Holocaust. • Hallucinates on the cattle car; sees fire. • age of Elie when he is brought to Auschwitz • the age Elie tells Dr. Mengele upon arrival. • ...

8 Clues: Steep sided hills • A steep hill or cliff • This region is the driest among Texas • This region has the state capital in it • The highest point in Texas at 8,751 feet • Larger platforms with flat tops, caused from erosion • This region has very few trees, great for cattle grazing • A long period of time in which rain falls at a much lower rate than usual

8 Clues: – Ground level • - 40% of methane emissions come from …………. • - Ozone causes premature ……. deaths globally • - cattle, buffalo, goats are examples of…….. emissions • - Methane is ………. but remains in the atmosphere for around 12 years. • – Methane is the ………largest contributor to global warming, after CO2. • ...

8 Clues: Sedentary people lived in ___ lifestyle • Social ___ occurred in all civilization • Nomadic is the basis and ___ to the Sedentary • Civilization meant broadly the opposite of ___ • Men who live on sheep and cattle were called ___ • The Bedouins have a great respect towards their ___ • A surplus of ___ are allowed cities to grow and increase the population • ...

8 Clues: catches cows • self appointed lawmakers • railroad from east coast to west coast • granted large plots of land for settlement and development • allowed people to own land if they built a homestead on it • areas where many different Ranchers allowed their cattle to wander freely • group of former slaves who wanted to leave the south and build in Oklahoma • ...

10 Clues: Nebraska was once called "The Great American Desert". • The Lied Jungle located in Omaha is the world's largest indoor rainforest. • Nebraska is the only state in the union with a unicameral (one house) legislature. • Mutual of Omaha Corporate headquarters is a public building built 7 floors underground. • ...

10 Clues: Thou shalt ______ steal • Thou shalt not ______ . • Thou shalt not commit ______ . • Thou ______ have no other god before me. • Remember the ______ day, to keep it holy. • Thou shalt not ______ thy neighbor’s house. • Thou shalt not bear false ______ against thy neighbor. • Thou shalt not take the name of the ______ , thy God in vain. • ...

10 Clues: to cut down a tree • damage someone's body • the place on a farm where pigs are kept • farm animals, especially cattle = live... • liquid waste especially chemicals or sewage • a building where animals are killed for their meat • the upper level of the earth in which most plants have their roots • if the weather e... rock or soil, its surface is gradually destroyed. • ...

10 Clues: to make clean • successful and wealthy • the crime of betraying one's country • overall weather in an area over a long period of time • Massachusetts, Connecticut,Rhode Island, New Hampshire • a system of government in which people make their own laws • a religious group who wanted to purify the Church of England • ...

10 Clues: A lasso • a long mountain chain • an extremely easy task • an feral american horse, usually small • a natural disaster that is a vortex of wind • a large amount of panicking horses, cattle etc • a large dining room usually fund in schools or businesses • a large lizard with tough scaled skin and usually a coloration of green • ...

10 Clues: to come near or nearer • a four-footed animal, such as a dog • to lure or attract something to you • to move or shoot out suddenly and quickly • raw cattle skin, often used as a dog treat • able to be in a better position or condition • to bend the knee; support oneself on the knees • a string made of two or more strands twisted together • ...

10 Clues: to strengthen, build up • difficult or impossible to read • average, ordinary, undistinguished • the process of driving or forcing out • bringing in money; profitable; money making • to grow by rapid production of new parts; increase in number • to make fun of rudely or unkindly; a rude remark of derision • ...

10 Clues: State known for coal mining. • Produce a large amount of methane. • Often mined using shafts and tunnels. • Consequence of bad farming practices in the 1930s • Type of mining that includes mountain top removal. • ______ is a mineral often mined using in-situ mining. • Local river that is known to have had gold found in it. • ...

10 Clues: cellphones are becoming increasingly ____ • the story was confusing and the theme was ___ • on Halloween you get to ___ your favorite character • synonyms include acuteness, keenness, and sharpness • the farmer gave his cattle some ____ during feeding time • synonyms include campaign, cause, drive, effort, and movement • ...

10 Clues: Spanish cattle farms • land used for animal grazing • the term for a Spanish priest • a Spanish fort staffed by soldiers • a settlement created for Spanish settlers • a trip made for a specific purpose, especially to explore • the act of setting up a colony in a country other than your own • a group of people living in a area under the control of another country • ...

10 Clues: Related to or belonging to cattle. • Shining very brightly or intensely. • To be composed or made of certain elements. • A line that touches a curve at only one point. • Capable of being reached or easily approached. • Weather that is mild, pleasant, and comfortably warm. • A calm, lengthy, and thoughtful consideration or reflection. • ...

10 Clues: The result of something. • Cuting down trees for wood. • Cattle or other farm animals. • When an area is covered in water. • When animals feed on grass or plants. • To take something in especially gradually. • When all the trees in a large area are cut down. • Gradual damage and removal of soil,stone,etc,by the sea rain or wind. • ...

10 Clues: The sun god • The main character of The Odyssey • A seer that lives in the Land of the Dead • A six-headed monster, eats six of Odysseus' men • Provides Odysseus and his men with good provisions • Belonging to Helios, tended to by two immortal nymphs • One of Odysseus' men, dies on Aeaea from a broken neck • The island that Odysseus washes up on, home of Calypso • ...

10 Clues: What farmers grow • Another word for cows. • Another word for a law • What the houses were made of. • Some of the people attracted to homesteading. • The state where homesteading was most successful. • An area of land about the size of a football pitch. • What the Government intended for the land given to homesteaders.. • ...

10 Clues: Antonym of "enormous" • HERD : CATTLE :: _____ : SHEEP • Who is the bear in "The Jungle Book"? • What is the best synonym for "definition"? • Anglo-Indian Author hailing from Mussourie. • What role does Nancy Drew play in the book "Nancy Drew"? • What is the name of the wizard at the court of King Arthur? • ...

10 Clues: - early california settlers • a former mission near san antonio • - agents to bring settlers to texas • a war hawk who singed the treaty of ghent • america paid 10 million for arizona and new mexico • - mexican cowboy that managed large herd of cattle • - americans declared california as an independent nation • texans captured santa anna and forced him to annex texas • ...

10 Clues: – The mountain range near Skinwalker Ranch. • – The location in Utah where strange events occur. • – Describes the strange, supernatural events at the ranch. • – The events at Skinwalker Ranch are considered one of these. • – The Native American tribe that tells the story of skinwalkers. • – The ability attributed to skinwalkers to transform into animals. • ...

10 Clues: Common poultry, often grilled or roasted. • Fatty fish, rich in protein and omega-3s. • A plant-based protein made from soybeans. • Soft, white cheese with high protein content. • Meat from cattle, often cooked as steaks or ground. • A small, leguminous seed, rich in protein and fiber. • A high-protein, gluten-free grain often used in salads. • ...

10 Clues: deer – A species of deer with large ears. • bunting – A small, brightly colored songbird. • iris – A wildflower commonly found in prairies. • pear – A type of cactus known for its edible fruit. • flycatcher – A bird with long, forked tail feathers. • shrike – A bird known for impaling its prey on thorns. • egret – A small white bird often found near livestock. • ...

10 Clues: What is the Mouth of Truth? • Which temple is made of Greek marble? • What monster did Hercules fight there? • What kind of market was the Forum Boarium? • How many sides does the Arch of Janus have? • Which temple is dedicated to the god of ports? • What kind of contest was held there in 264 BC? • What is the Latin name for the Mouth of Truth? • ...

10 Clues: Slightly wet or moist. • A liquid or something that can flow. • Cows and bulls that are kept on a farm. • A small, ugly, imaginary creature in stories. • Sewing or decorative work done with a needle. • A light fog that makes it hard to see clearly. • To mix something by moving it around with a spoon. • A small room or closet where food and dishes are stored. • ...

9 Clues: Routes shaped like giant triangles. • The second leg of a three-part voyage. • Reference book with facts and figures. • A skilled worker who makes things by hand. • An open space where sheep and cattle could graze. • People who rely on themselves for most of what they need. • A young person who learns a skill from a more experienced person. • ...

9 Clues: Mexican cowhands • time of fast economic decline • person looking for gold or silver • ate many of the crops on the Great Plains • time of fast economic or population growth • attacked the Sioux at the Little Bighorn River • lands set aside by the government for use by Native Americans • industry that grew due to an increase in meat demand in the east • ...

9 Clues: the process of cutting down trees • the pollutant that causes global dimming • the gas that makes up 79% of the atmosphere • the gas that makes up 19% of the atmosphere • the greenhouse gas released by farming cattle • the pollutant that can contribute to acid rain • the greenhouse gas that is released from burning fossil fuels • ...

7 Clues: group of African americans • rail that links east to west • Self appointed law enforcers • big unfenced area where cattle can roam freely • the government provides money for people to build • targeted large ranch owners and burned their houses • Government offered plots of land to individuals who were willing to live on that land and build a well and a road

7 Clues: Major livestock auction highlight • Large herbivore often shown and sold at the event • What horses run around in this Western speed event • Central celebration of Western livestock and rodeo tradition • Dog bred and trained to herd, control, and protect livestock • Horse is not fully trained, especially one used in rodeo events • ...

7 Clues: crop from Hilly Sand and Clay Area • crop from the Forested Highland Region • economic activity on the Coastal Plain • economic activity on the Coastal Plain • resource from the Hilly Sand and Clay Area • economic activity on Forested Highland Region • the act of rearing cattle on the Interior Savannah

6 Clues: Lives only in humans • Can be transferred by flies • salmonella,,Carried by farm animals • Found in intestines of cattle and in infected people • A, Linked to RTE food & shellfish from contaminated water • People become contagious within a few hours after eating it

6 Clues: causes labored breathing/ pneumonia • Virus caused pneumonia, fever, vaginitis. • bacterial bovine disease, may cause abortions • ulcerations throughout the digestive tract resulting in diarrhea • bacterial , off feed, breeding cattle affectetd, abortions, icterus. • A bacterial infection that may cause repeat breedings due to abortions.

6 Clues: A Cowhand • The grassy plains of Texas • Animals running around wildly • A design burned into the hide of a cow • A twisted wire with sharp points, or barbs, along it • Cowboys from different ranches rounded up all the cattle they could find

12 Clues: a person who does something first • land set aside for Native Americans to live • the edge of a country or land were few people • of the railroad that stretched from the east coast to the United States to the West Coast • in deserted town ghost towns happened during the gold rush on gold in an area dried up and people left • ...

14 Clues: what happened to the natvies • 600,000 of them moved on trails • how the south was after the war • combine words; homes in the west • farms that worked like factories • a tool used for farming in the west • started in 1877 after the civil war • where people moved in reconstruction • combine words; massacre of 300 unarmed natives • ...

14 Clues: skilled workers • human made objects • raising of food for crops • early people who wandered for food • humans and earlier humanlike creatures • specialization in a specific type of work • system of moving water from rivers to crops • evidence about which little information is given • taming of animals such as cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs • ...

14 Clues: Hermes' Mother • Hermes' Father • What number is sacred to Hermes? • Hermes stole this person's cattle • What type of tree is sacred to Hermes? • Hermes is known as "The Slayer of______" • Hermes is known as "The Prince of ______" • What did Hermes use to make his first lyre? • How are Apollo and Hermes related? They are _______ • ...

14 Clues: where apples are grown • What the Irish carved as lanterns • Samhain translates into _________ end • This fruit was used in fortune telling • Samhain marked the end of _______ season • Beans from this tree end up being chocolate • Modern farmers use this to scare away birds from crops • ________ farmers first made scarecrows over 2500 years ago • ...

14 Clues: A fast running bird • Achieved by Arizona on February 14, 1912. • Arizona is known for its vast arid regions. • Arizona is famous for its sunny and dry weather. • Part of the nickname for Arizona's famous canyon. • Core conservative value often symbolized by a bell. • Arizona's capital city, named after a mythical bird. • ...

7 Clues: the superficial burning of pig hairs • temperature of the chiller in degrees Celsius • what position should an animal be during bleeding • after which process does electrical stimulation occur • according to the regulations what is the stun to bleed time • the maximum temperature for outloading carcasses in degrees Celsius • ...

7 Clues: very big and wide in size or area. • a plant grown for food or other uses. • very pretty and interesting to look at. • to take things out of a vehicle or container. • being nice and welcoming to guests or visitors. • large animals that people keep for milk, meat, or work. • the time when people gather food from plants or fields.

16 Clues: a loyalist • to change or add • to excuse from a crime • unable to be taken away • to examine and measure land • to bring goods into the country • the british tax on luxury items • a british tax on printed documents • to come to a certain place or point • fatty substance from the sheep or cattle • to stop buying something to make a point or statement • ...

16 Clues: A living thing. • The meat obtained from pigs. • The meat obtained from cows. • A chemical used to kill pests. • A chemical used to kill weeds. • A chemical used to kill fungus. • A plant grown to feed animals or humans. • Birds used for their meat, eggs or feathers. • The parts of a substance that provide nourishment. • ...

16 Clues: Bred for bull baiting; Fearless (England) • For retrieving ducks; Affectionate (Scotland) • Bred for badger hunting, small but long (Germany) • Bred for rabbit hunting; small with big ears (UK) • Bred for herding,fluffy, black and white (Scotland) • Bred for hunting and protection,very tall (Germany) • Hunting and Sporting dog; Comes in many colors (UK) • ...

16 Clues: A small, recessed area in a room. • Something or someone who is unfamiliar. • A long, narrow, elevated strip of land. • Something without rough spots or bumps. • A way of thinking, a perception or idea. • The act of noticing or seeing something. • Anger that is held onto for a long time. • To show something to be correct or true. • ...

16 Clues: The church the couple met at. • The couples high school mascot. • The state that Darren was born in. • The state that Maureen was born in. • The town that Darren and Maureen met. • The state the couple currently lives in. • Darren's favorite baseball team. (two words) • The couples favorite sport to play together. • Where Maureen earned her Masters. (two words) • ...

6 Clues: An object made by a human being. • A form of ancient written language. • A group that migrated to ancient India. • A place where people establish a community. • One of the twin cities of the Indus Valley. • Food for cattle. Specifically dried hay or feed.

15 Clues: A cave or cavern • The leaves of a plant • To collect crops that you grow • The top and high part of a hill • A way of cultivating land or property • Any place of rural peace or simplicity • A piece of land filled with fruit trees • Used as a method for clearing forest or land • A highly vicious very thick liquid substance • Music,a composition in a free, irregular style • ...

15 Clues: Festival of Colours • Onam is celebrated in • Lohri is celebrated in • What is the parsi year known as • Rajgir Mahotsav is celebrated in • biggest cattle fair in the country • which religion celebrate Good Friday • Ganesh Chaturthi is prominently celebrated in? • In which month Christmas is celebrated every year • People of which religion celebrate Eid-ul-fitr festival • ...

15 Clues: king of books • the one who makes movies • antonym to permanent job • one who takes cool photos • the person in charge of security • a person who teaches children grades 1-4 • the one who keeps track of your accounts • is a man who sows fields and raises cattle • a person who sits with your child for money • is a person who helps you with mental problems • ...

15 Clues: A disease caused by a Bacteria • Conversion of sugar into alcohol • A plant disease caused by bacteria • A microorganism that can cause malaria • Used for commercial production of Alcohol • A bacteria that promotes the formation of curd • A common term for disease-causing microorganisms • Dangerous human and cattle disease caused by bacterium • ...

15 Clues: What does Mohenjo-Daro mean? • Houses had Sewer systems and..? • The god of destruction and creation • What Indo-european language did they use? • Where did they get the Conch shells from? • Aryans measuered wealth with these animals. • The river that flowed through modern Pakistan • India´s houses were arrnged on a ____ patteren • ...

15 Clues: Longhorns • Expanding economy growth • Americans moving into urban areas • Being forced to be another culture • Native Americans main source of food • Another word for it is Robber Barons • In which the Native Americans lived in • Land of opportunities, the American dream • Until 1850 railroads only reached as far west as _____ • ...

15 Clues: strange; odd • unpleasant or offensive • strike together with force • bulk goods of medium grade • filled with delight; charmed. • extremely happy; full of joy. • animal dung used for fertilizing land. • coarsely ground corn used to make grits. • the chemical element of atomic number 16. • very great in amount, scale, or intensity. • ...

15 Clues: is a quality stamp • One of the B vitamins • makes up 75% of meat. • streaks of fat found in meat. • which is absorbed very efficiently • serves as an energy source for muscles • meat from cattle that are over a year old. • It’s essential for body growth and maintenance. • adding vinegar, wine, or tomato juice to marinade. • ...

15 Clues: How many farms are in Idaho • 3,398,266 acres in Idaho are what • How many acres is the average farm • what is Idaho's number 20 commodity • There are 240 _________ farms in Idaho • There are 646,000 _______ cows in Idaho • What export brings in $392.31 million dollars • Which Idaho livestock has a total head of 32,000 • ...

15 Clues: A longer way away. • Close; not far away. • Unusual or surprising. • To stop being visible; to vanish. • Tilted to one side; not straight up. • The person that something belongs to. • No longer existing anywhere in the world. • To create a picture or idea in your mind. • What you get when you mix earth and water. • The careful study of a subject to learn new facts. • ...

16 Clues: An example of citrus fruit. • An example of tropical fruit. • An example of deciduous fruit. • Fruit that grows in the tropics. • Plants that people plant and grow. • Farmers whose goal is to make money. • Farmers that provide for themselves. • Crops that are grown to be sold for money. • One of the most important crops grown in S.A. • ...

16 Clues: oppososite of hello • a poisonous mushroom • another name for pasta dish • the opposite to the morning • made froom knitted sheep's wool • the place where you work at school • a measuring ammount that uses a spoon • the correct name of a hoon or larikin • an Australian animal known as a powerful jumper • a person who explores a new or unfamiliar area. • ...

16 Clues: our musical neighbors • Kevin’s signature cuisine • a lawman or a useless cattle dog • a breakfast food or fancy hairstyle • a kitty who is excited to meet his dad • Kevin’s favorite shirt has these on it • Kevin’s favorite tool to use on the farm • a large horse who values food above all else • the person Stephanie loves most in the world • ...

16 Clues: daisy • farming without soil • e.g. combine harvesters • small area, lots of effort • the business side of farming • the act of caring for or raising plants • applying water to the crops artificially • the increase of salt concentration in soil • what's used to collect data about the weather • all the different kinds of life you'll find in one area • ...

16 Clues: daisy • farming without soil • e.g. combine harvesters • small area, lots of effort • the business side of farming • the act of caring for or raising plants • applying water to the crops artificially • the increase of salt concentration in soil • what's used to collect data about the weather • all the different kinds of life you'll find in one area • ...

9 Clues: "A cowboy's best friend is his ....." • "It's time to ..... on to the next stop" • "....... up, we're riding out tomorrow!" • "A true cowboy always sticks to his ...." • "Don't listen to Jack, he's all hat and no ......." • "These .... devils look bad, looks like a storm is coming" • "......, folks! It was really hard to find you but I managed"" • ...

9 Clues: the process of chewing • grains and by-products, used by animals • simple stomach i.e. humans, pigs, horses • the way an animal gets food into their body • multi-compartmented stomach i.e. cattle/sheep • total amount of material the animal would be consuming in one day • mixture of feedstuffs available for the animal to provide the nutrients • ...

9 Clues: - unable to be heard • - a journey or voyage • - a person walking along a road • - a cosmetic treatment of the feet and toenails • - making something happen sooner or be accomplished more quickly • - delay or prevent (someone or something) by obstructing them; hinder • - an interview for a particular as a singer, actor, dancer, or musician • ...

15 Clues: a disease characterized by inflammation of the liver. • a novel positive-sense, single-stranded RNA virus of the genus Betacoronavirus. • a bacterium that occurs mainly in the intestine, especially a serotype causing food poisoning. • a bacterial disease typically affecting cattle and buffalo and causing undulant fever in humans. • ...

9 Clues: a method of tenderising meat. • When meat is cooked, what is destoryed? • The type of fat that is present in meat. • the type of protein that is found in meat. • Cattle sheep and pigs are examples of this class of meat. • The transfer of harmful bacteria from one place to another. • chicken turkey and duck are examples of this class of meat. • ...

9 Clues: / Mycobacterium bovis causes this in cattle • / There is no increase in bacterial numbers. • / Medicine used to control bacterial infection. • / A product produce with the aid of Lactobacillus • / Bacteria are reproducing at maximum rate during this phase. • / Used to produce insulin and is a common intestinal bacteria • ...

9 Clues: The most well-known of Florida's native groups. • The biggest cattle-producing county in Florida. • Chased Rabbit's original name before it was changed. • The Apalachee lived surrounded by rich, ___ farmland. • The Calusa tribe once controlled most of ___ Florida. • The county where we launch rockets at the Kennedy Space Center. • ...

9 Clues: data on the amount of nutrients built • calculate the energy content of milk of known • Energy requirements of cattle are expressed by • energy is needed for the digestion of maintenance • heat production per metabolic weight unit has found • energy used for maintenance leaves the body by heat • retention of nutrients increase exponentially during • ...

9 Clues: Contagious abortion • Tarry blood from body openings • Caused by Clostridium botulinum • Marked purple blotching of the skin • Acute Viral Disease of cloven hoofed animals • characterised by diamond shaped lesions that appear on the skin of pig • Acute infectious viral disease of the central nervous system of mammals • ...