farming Crossword Puzzles
Farming 2022-09-24
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- Large pieces of land was needed in t____________________ farming.
- V________________ farming is a way to grow plants.
- During d_________________, many plants cannot survive.
- We need m____________________ to work in the traditional farm.
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- This farm grows many different kinds of v__________________.
- The students went to visit the f______________ to learn how vegetables are grown.
- Vertical farming is one way to overcome l_____________ land in Singapore.
- This high-teach farm makes use of t_____________________ to overcome manpower constraint.
- This morning heavy rain resulting in f________________ in many areas.
- Traditional farming depended on w_________________.
10 Clues: V________________ farming is a way to grow plants. • Traditional farming depended on w_________________. • During d_________________, many plants cannot survive. • This farm grows many different kinds of v__________________. • We need m____________________ to work in the traditional farm. • Large pieces of land was needed in t____________________ farming. • ...
farming 2023-04-28
10 Clues: type of semi • green tractor • real semi name • orange tractor • tall in yellow • fuel for tractors • harvest the fields • to help the field drain • type of bird from a farm • plant in the field in the winter
Farming 2020-03-06
10 Clues: To make less • Farmers' vehicles • Natural fertilizer • What a farmer grows • system within nature • Chemicals to kill insects • The skins of the vegetables • To keep in the same condition • Natural substances that help plants to grow • Chemicals that farmers put on plants to help them grow
FARMING 2021-01-19
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- CROPS SOWN IN RAINY SEASON
- SUPPLYING OF WATER TO THE DRY LAND
- CULTIVATION OF ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
- THE REARING OF SILKWORM
- PROCESS OF PLANTING THE SEED
- COMMON COMMERCIALLY GROWN GRAINS
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- BRANCH OF AGRICULTURE THAT DEALS WITH ART SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
- THE BREEDING AND REARING OF FISH
- TOOL WHICH IS USED TO CUT CROPS IN FIELDS
- PROCESS OF LOOSENING AND UPTURNING THE SOIL
10 Clues: THE REARING OF SILKWORM • CROPS SOWN IN RAINY SEASON • PROCESS OF PLANTING THE SEED • THE BREEDING AND REARING OF FISH • CULTIVATION OF ORNAMENTAL PLANTS • COMMON COMMERCIALLY GROWN GRAINS • SUPPLYING OF WATER TO THE DRY LAND • TOOL WHICH IS USED TO CUT CROPS IN FIELDS • PROCESS OF LOOSENING AND UPTURNING THE SOIL • ...
Farming 2021-01-18
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- the rearing of silkworm the production of silkworm
- in this seeds are placed at cross marks made in the field
- they are use worldwide to control agriculture pests
- it is also known as multiple cropping
- it is the supplying of water
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- it is the prose of cutting and collecting grains
- helps in cutting crop field
- dairy products are the food produced from milk
- herbicidesprays are used to stop weeds
- helps in digging field
10 Clues: helps in digging field • helps in cutting crop field • it is the supplying of water • it is also known as multiple cropping • herbicidesprays are used to stop weeds • dairy products are the food produced from milk • it is the prose of cutting and collecting grains • the rearing of silkworm the production of silkworm • they are use worldwide to control agriculture pests • ...
farming 2023-11-29
10 Clues: used to move cows • father of a sheep • name for male cow • 1-2 year old sheep • pregnant for 5 months • always one on the farm • use it to move a digger • young cow that has not had a calf • has 4 wheels comes in only a few brands • big machine that you use to do drains,....
Farming 2024-10-17
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- A place where crops are grown
- A large machine used to plow fields
- A structure used to house and protect livestock
- The process of planting seeds in the ground
- A tool used to cut and harvest crops
- The act of growing crops or raising animals
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- The act of watering crops
- The natural environment where crops and animals live
- A type of farming that uses no pesticides or chemicals
- A fenced area used to contain livestock
10 Clues: The act of watering crops • A place where crops are grown • A large machine used to plow fields • A tool used to cut and harvest crops • A fenced area used to contain livestock • The process of planting seeds in the ground • The act of growing crops or raising animals • A structure used to house and protect livestock • The natural environment where crops and animals live • ...
Farming 2025-04-02
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- Spreading seeds in the field, this is done either manually or by machine.
- The first step in farming, where soil is turned to prepare for planting.
- A technique to improve soil fertility by changing crops every season.
- After harvesting, separating the grains from the stalk. This is done either manually or by machine.
- It is the final step where fully grown crops are cut and collected.
- Supplying water to the crops for photosynthesis and healthy growth.
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- Removing unwanted plants (weeds) from the field that block plant growth.
- Spraying pesticides and insecticides to protect crops from pests and insects.
- Adding nutrients and fertilizers to the soil to make it fertile and ready for planting.
- Storing the crops after harvesting in a storeroom so that weather cannot spoil them.
10 Clues: It is the final step where fully grown crops are cut and collected. • Supplying water to the crops for photosynthesis and healthy growth. • A technique to improve soil fertility by changing crops every season. • Removing unwanted plants (weeds) from the field that block plant growth. • The first step in farming, where soil is turned to prepare for planting. • ...
Farming 2025-12-05
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- You need blank to farm
- What okonkwo asked from the old man
- Another thing you need to grow crops
- What your crops need to survive
- Food that the women would cook into soups
- You need blank to farm
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- What you do when everything is ready
- Like yams
- One of the main foods to grow
- What the fruits and vegetables grow in
- Another thing your crops need
11 Clues: Like yams • You need blank to farm • You need blank to farm • One of the main foods to grow • Another thing your crops need • What your crops need to survive • What okonkwo asked from the old man • What you do when everything is ready • Another thing you need to grow crops • What the fruits and vegetables grow in • Food that the women would cook into soups
Agricrossword 2020-02-04
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- growing a fish and plants at the same time
- farming and stuff
- growing plants without soil
- preparing of using crops
- rotation the act of switch ping crops in a time period
- basically balance
- a plant
- what holds plants
- makes plant live
- makes plants safe
- what you eat
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- farming of fish
- farm industry
- poison for bugs to help plants
- animals on a farm
- Modified Organism: GMO
- the practice of farming
- caring for crops
- the science of farming
- the owning of land
- the supply of water for crops
- trees
22 Clues: trees • a plant • what you eat • farm industry • farming of fish • caring for crops • makes plant live • animals on a farm • farming and stuff • basically balance • what holds plants • makes plants safe • the owning of land • Modified Organism: GMO • the science of farming • the practice of farming • preparing of using crops • growing plants without soil • the supply of water for crops • ...
unit 6 2022-04-11
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- a patched that had been cleared for planting
- rapid spread of farming tech
- fishing to much that they fish can't reproduce fast enough
- changing from hunting to farming
- farming to sell
- access to food at all times
- any plant from a harvest
- land that was left and can not be used for farming
- harvesting twice a year on the same field
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- prime farming land
- growing of fruits vegetables and flowers
- changing the land for farming
- having minimal food to survive
- practicing roatating fields and plants to save soil
- living organism that has genes but into it
- planting on ridge tops
16 Clues: farming to sell • prime farming land • planting on ridge tops • any plant from a harvest • access to food at all times • rapid spread of farming tech • changing the land for farming • having minimal food to survive • changing from hunting to farming • growing of fruits vegetables and flowers • harvesting twice a year on the same field • living organism that has genes but into it • ...
Farming 2021-02-02
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- is placement of seeds in a uniform rate
- commences once the crop is ripened
- uses pressure to deposit seeds
- controls amount of weeds
- Is the application of water to crops
- provides nutrition
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- is the placement of seeds
- are bugs
- is scattering seeds on top of the ground
- dressing is applied once plants have emerged
10 Clues: are bugs • provides nutrition • controls amount of weeds • is the placement of seeds • uses pressure to deposit seeds • commences once the crop is ripened • Is the application of water to crops • is scattering seeds on top of the ground • is placement of seeds in a uniform rate • dressing is applied once plants have emerged
Farming 2021-01-18
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- _______ crops are sown in winter and harvested in spring.
- Mixed farming is also known as
- Farming tool used to cutting wheat crop.
- Farming done for one's own family
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- Method of sowing groundnut manually
- ______________ is the rearing of silkworm for production of silk
- Practice of growing differnt types of crops in same area in different season
- ___________ agriculture is a type of commercial farming
- Name of one fertilizer
- Unwanted plants which grow with crop plants
10 Clues: Name of one fertilizer • Mixed farming is also known as • Farming done for one's own family • Method of sowing groundnut manually • Farming tool used to cutting wheat crop. • Unwanted plants which grow with crop plants • ___________ agriculture is a type of commercial farming • _______ crops are sown in winter and harvested in spring. • ...
Farming 2021-01-18
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- large fields are ploughed with the help of.
- it make soil loose and soft.
- farming done to feed one's own family.
- farming which is done sides of hills or mountains.
- three eg of zaid crops.
- different types of crops grown in same area in different season.
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- mixed farming is also known as.
- name any three steps of soil preparation.
- rearing of silkworms for the production of silk.
- name any two ornamental plants.
10 Clues: three eg of zaid crops. • it make soil loose and soft. • mixed farming is also known as. • name any two ornamental plants. • farming done to feed one's own family. • name any three steps of soil preparation. • large fields are ploughed with the help of. • rearing of silkworms for the production of silk. • farming which is done sides of hills or mountains. • ...
Farming 2016-01-12
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- What season do farmers combine?
- What do farmers to dry the grain
- You use this machine to clear the land.
- Where do farmers keep you grain in
- this is made of oil
Down
- this machine is used to harvest the land.
- You eat the grain sometimes.
- Farmers use this to cut the grain into swaths
- This happen when the crop gets wet and you can’t combine
- What is cereal made of
10 Clues: this is made of oil • What is cereal made of • You eat the grain sometimes. • What season do farmers combine? • What do farmers to dry the grain • Where do farmers keep you grain in • You use this machine to clear the land. • this machine is used to harvest the land. • Farmers use this to cut the grain into swaths • This happen when the crop gets wet and you can’t combine
Farming 2025-03-21
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- the thing can make really loud noise
- the animal can Lay eggs
- You can sleep in it
- the animal is Pink
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- you can storage all you things in it
- machine it prepares the crops for you, the soil
- you use it to find breakers away from your Mark when they need to be fixed
- makes milk and says Moo
- you use it every 3 years to turn the soil
- you can have tractor on and most animals
10 Clues: the animal is Pink • You can sleep in it • the animal can Lay eggs • makes milk and says Moo • you can storage all you things in it • the thing can make really loud noise • you can have tractor on and most animals • you use it every 3 years to turn the soil • machine it prepares the crops for you, the soil • ...
beef farming 2020-11-23
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- group of domestic bovine cows
- other colour of angus than black
- heat in muscle/ lameness/ dies within 24 hours
- originated in the north east of england/ suitable for dairy and beef
- smallest European cattle originating in
- calf that is being taken off milk
- scottish breed of small beef cattle
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- length of pregnancy for cows
- what does dm stand for
- male cow
- hang holly bushes to prevent this
- amount of chambers in cows stomach
- scientific name for cattle
- a female cow that hasnt given birth yet
- chewing the ______
- young cow
- used to identify cows
17 Clues: male cow • young cow • chewing the ______ • used to identify cows • what does dm stand for • scientific name for cattle • length of pregnancy for cows • group of domestic bovine cows • other colour of angus than black • hang holly bushes to prevent this • calf that is being taken off milk • amount of chambers in cows stomach • scottish breed of small beef cattle • ...
Farming Communities 2012-12-19
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- Many families suffered from this because they did not have the money to keep up their farm
- New technology led to the favoring of larger farms over
- John Deere created this which helped speed up production
- Gave homesteaders 160 more acres in return for them planting 40 acres of trees
- Added 1 million acres of irrigated land to the U.S.
- Work on the farm usually had to be done from dawn to
- On the plains women primarily worked in the
- Gave 160 acres of land to farmers who would live on it and improve it for five years
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- Set the federal government on the path toward large scale regulatory activities
- "Land grant" colleges were given land for campus' in return for promising to institute agricultural programs
- During the late nineteenth century farmers who produced this particularly prospered
- Promoted settlement, brought people to their homes, transported crops
- Large farms performing large-scale operations
- Gave the president power to establish forest reserves to protect whater sheds from threats like overgrazing and fires
- On the plains men primarily worked on the
- Helped farmers do their work faster
- Homes created by stacked layers of turf
17 Clues: Helped farmers do their work faster • Homes created by stacked layers of turf • On the plains men primarily worked on the • On the plains women primarily worked in the • Large farms performing large-scale operations • Added 1 million acres of irrigated land to the U.S. • Work on the farm usually had to be done from dawn to • ...
Farming 2021-01-19
10 Clues: winter crop • rearing of silkworm • example of zaid crop • a method of sowing seed • chemical nutrient of soil • need a lot of water to grow • tool used to plough large field • Rearing of fish by artificial mean • method of supplying water to the plants • The cultivation of flower and ornamental
Farming 2023-08-11
10 Clues: 30 • To go somewhere • Where we go to buy food • Very common fruit, often red • People who are coming to visit • Red vegetable that rabbits like • Dairy product, made from cheese • What chips and fries are made of • Green vegetable with edible leaves • Multi-coloured fruit that can be spicy
Farming 2021-10-10
10 Clues: a young bird • a fowl that can swim • source food for Asians • supply water to the crops • break up the soil or sand • an animal that produces milk • an insect that produces honey • an oval thing laid by a chicken • a plant that is consumed as food • embryonic plant that needs to be sowed
FARMING 2025-03-24
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- The top layer of the earth, where plants grow.
- A substance added to soil to help plants grow.
- The global plan adopted by the UN for sustainable development goals.
- The natural world, including land, water, air, and all living things.
- Using resources to meet present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to do the same.
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- A type of farming that avoids the use of chemicals.
- A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
- The variety of different plants and animals in an ecosystem.
- Resources that can be replenished naturally (sunlight, wind, and water).
- The presence of harmful substances in the environment.
10 Clues: The top layer of the earth, where plants grow. • A substance added to soil to help plants grow. • A type of farming that avoids the use of chemicals. • The presence of harmful substances in the environment. • The variety of different plants and animals in an ecosystem. • The global plan adopted by the UN for sustainable development goals. • ...
APHUG Unit 5 Crossword 2025-05-20
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- cultivation Farmers clear land and grow crops for a few years until soil loses fertility
- agriculture Farming mainly to sell food for profit
- cropping Growing two crops on the same field in one year
- How farmers manipulate water for agricultural purposes
- agriculture A type of farming that uses a lot of labor or resources in a small area
- Revolution The spread of new farming technologies that boosted food production
- Growing only one type of crop in a large area, can make farms more vulnerable to pests
- farming Growing just enough food to support the farmer and their family
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- The process of modifying plants or animals for human use
- nomadism A way of life where people move with their animals to find fresh pastures
- Thünen model A theory that explains how distance from a city affects the type of farming done there
- When farmland turns into desert due to overuse or other negative factors
- crop and livestock farming Farmers grow crops and also raise animals and use the crops to feed the livestock
- agriculture A type of farming in tropical areas where cash crops are grown for sale
- agriculture Farming that uses large areas of land and less yields
- Making mountain slopes flat to prevent soil erosion and water runoff
- Large farming that's connected to the entire food-production industry
- deserts Areas where people have little or no access to affordable and healthy food
- Modified Organisms Crops that have been changed in a lab to grow better and to have better resistance
19 Clues: agriculture Farming mainly to sell food for profit • How farmers manipulate water for agricultural purposes • The process of modifying plants or animals for human use • cropping Growing two crops on the same field in one year • agriculture Farming that uses large areas of land and less yields • ...
Farming vocabulary 2018-05-25
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- the system of treating diseases or conditions using very small amounts of the substances
- harrow a farm implement that is used to till the soil where crops are to be planted
- the successive cultivation of different crops
- animals, such as cows and sheep, which bring back Food from their stomachs and chew it again
- a substance added to soil to make plants grow more successfully
- another word for farming
- land covered with grass that is suitable for feeding animals on
- feed that is made of green plants and straw and contains less protein per unit
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- machine to mix basal Food, concentrates and Mineral mmixture for your dairy cows
- high quality feed that consists of starch, sugar, fat and crude Protein
- to use land for growing crops
- a large piece of farming equipment used for turning over soil
- the practice of growing flowers, fruit and vegetable
- a young pig
- to produce new leaves or buds
- a machine that cuts and gathers grain
- the waste matter from animals that is spread over or mixed with the soil to help plants and crops grow
17 Clues: a young pig • another word for farming • to use land for growing crops • to produce new leaves or buds • a machine that cuts and gathers grain • the successive cultivation of different crops • the practice of growing flowers, fruit and vegetable • a large piece of farming equipment used for turning over soil • ...
GEOGRAPHY PUZZLE 2020-07-19
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- type of farming that Animals.
- type of farming Grows crops for the farmer and his family.
- the cultivation of a single crop in each area.
- refers to the expansion of poorly planned low-density, auto-dependent development
- this problem occurs when food supplies within a bounded region do not provide the energy and nutrients needed by that region's population.
- excessive richness of nutrients in a lake or other body of water frequently due to run-off from the land which causes a dense growth of plant life.
- means that all people always have physical social and economic access to sufficient and nutritious food that meets their food preferences and dietary needs for an active and healthy life.
- the process of eroding or being eroded by wind water or other natural agents.
- is an approach to farm management that uses information technology to ensure that the crops and soil receive exactly what they need for optimum health and productivity
- the practice of growing crops in vertically stacked layers.
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- difference in height from the surrounding terrain.
- type of farming which has Low inputs of labour or capital.
- modern method of farming, uses developed drones, robotic harvesters etc.
- type of farming that grows Crop
- type of farming Permanently in in one place
- type of farming that Crops and animals.
- events that take place to turn inputs to outputs on a farm
- type of farming which has High inputs of labour or capital generally small.
- type of farming Grows crops to sell.
- modern farming method it is the growth of tissues or cells in an artificial medium separate from the parent organism
- refer to the agricultural production system characterized by the high inputs of capital labour heavy usage of farm machinery
- natural things that are found or added to the farm
- it is the application of genomics in agriculture to improve the productivity and sustainability in crop and livestock production
- the state of being without reliable access to enough affordable nutritious food.
- producing a large amount; giving a high return.
25 Clues: type of farming that Animals. • type of farming that grows Crop • type of farming Grows crops to sell. • type of farming that Crops and animals. • type of farming Permanently in in one place • the cultivation of a single crop in each area. • producing a large amount; giving a high return. • difference in height from the surrounding terrain. • ...
Farming Terms 2024-11-15
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- A tall structure used to store grain or hay
- A substance added to soil to help plants grow
- To prepare land for planting by digging or plowing
- A chemical used to kill insects or other pests
- A chemical used to kill weeds
- A field of grass where livestock graze
- Animal waste used as fertilizer
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- Food for livestock, such as hay or silage
- Supplying water to land to help crops grow
- Planting seeds in the ground
- Animals raised on a farm, like cows, pigs, or chickens
- Raising young animals
- Separating grain from its stalks
- A plant grown in large numbers for food, such as wheat or corn.
- Removing chaff from grain
- The time of year when crops are gathered
16 Clues: Raising young animals • Removing chaff from grain • Planting seeds in the ground • A chemical used to kill weeds • Animal waste used as fertilizer • Separating grain from its stalks • A field of grass where livestock graze • The time of year when crops are gathered • Food for livestock, such as hay or silage • Supplying water to land to help crops grow • ...
farming=sheep 2025-05-22
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- a male sheep used for breeding and wool production
- the practice of allowing livestock to eat vegetation, typically pasture grass, in a specific area
- the soft wavy or curly usually thick undercoat of sheep
- the process of cutting the wool off a sheep
- a plant-eating animal.
- the process of selectively mating animals or plants to produce offspring
- a young cow or bull
- a person who tends, herds, feeds, or guards flocks of sheep
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- the term for a ewe giving birth to lambs
- an organism that lives in or on another and takes its nourishment from that other organism
- Period of time during which the sow is pregnant
- the process of separating. suckling offspring from their dams
- the name given to a sheep bred by British scientists in 1997
- a term referring to the meat from young sheep
- a male sheep castrated before sexual maturity
- the wool covering a sheep or similar animal
16 Clues: a young cow or bull • a plant-eating animal. • the term for a ewe giving birth to lambs • the process of cutting the wool off a sheep • the wool covering a sheep or similar animal • a term referring to the meat from young sheep • a male sheep castrated before sexual maturity • Period of time during which the sow is pregnant • ...
GEOGRAPHY PUZZLE 2020-07-19
Across
- type of farming that Animals.
- type of farming Grows crops for the farmer and his family.
- the cultivation of a single crop in each area.
- refers to the expansion of poorly planned low-density, auto-dependent development
- this problem occurs when food supplies within a bounded region do not provide the energy and nutrients needed by that region's population.
- excessive richness of nutrients in a lake or other body of water frequently due to run-off from the land which causes a dense growth of plant life.
- means that all people always have physical social and economic access to sufficient and nutritious food that meets their food preferences and dietary needs for an active and healthy life.
- the process of eroding or being eroded by wind water or other natural agents.
- is an approach to farm management that uses information technology to ensure that the crops and soil receive exactly what they need for optimum health and productivity
- the practice of growing crops in vertically stacked layers.
Down
- difference in height from the surrounding terrain.
- type of farming which has Low inputs of labour or capital.
- modern method of farming, uses developed drones, robotic harvesters etc.
- type of farming that grows Crop
- type of farming Permanently in in one place
- type of farming that Crops and animals.
- events that take place to turn inputs to outputs on a farm
- type of farming which has High inputs of labour or capital generally small.
- type of farming Grows crops to sell.
- modern farming method it is the growth of tissues or cells in an artificial medium separate from the parent organism
- refer to the agricultural production system characterized by the high inputs of capital labour heavy usage of farm machinery
- natural things that are found or added to the farm
- it is the application of genomics in agriculture to improve the productivity and sustainability in crop and livestock production
- the state of being without reliable access to enough affordable nutritious food.
- producing a large amount; giving a high return.
25 Clues: type of farming that Animals. • type of farming that grows Crop • type of farming Grows crops to sell. • type of farming that Crops and animals. • type of farming Permanently in in one place • the cultivation of a single crop in each area. • producing a large amount; giving a high return. • difference in height from the surrounding terrain. • ...
GEOGRAPHY PUZZLE 2020-07-19
Across
- type of farming Grows crops to sell.
- the process of eroding or being eroded by wind water or other natural agents.
- difference in height from the surrounding terrain.
- the state of being without reliable access to enough affordable nutritious food.
- refers to the expansion of poorly planned low-density,auto-dependent development
- type of farming that grows Crop
- refer to the agricultural production system characterized by the high inputs of capital labour heavy usage of farm machinery
- this problem occurs when food supplies within a bounded region do not provide the energy and nutrients needed by that region's population.
- type of farming Grows crops for the farmer and his family.
- the cultivation of a single crop in each area.
- modern farming method it is the growth of tissues or cells in an artificial medium separate from the parent organism
- type of farming which has Low inputs of labour or capital.
- producing a large amount; giving a high return.
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- is an approach to farm management that uses information technology to ensure that the crops and soil receive exactly what they need for optimum health and productivity
- it is the application of genomics in agriculture to improve the productivity and sustainability in crop and livestock production
- type of farming that Animals.
- modern method of farming, uses developed drones robotic harvesters etc.
- natural things that are found or added to the farm
- excessive richness of nutrients in a lake or other body of water frequently due to run-off from the land which causes a dense growth of plant life.
- type of farming Permanently in in one place
- the practice of growing crops in vertically stacked layers.
- type of farming which has High inputs of labour or capital generally small.
- means that all people always have physical social and economic access to sufficient and nutritious food that meets their food preferences and dietary needs for an active and healthy life.
- events that take place to turn inputs to outputs on a farm
- type of farming that Crops and animals
25 Clues: type of farming that Animals. • type of farming that grows Crop • type of farming Grows crops to sell. • type of farming that Crops and animals • type of farming Permanently in in one place • the cultivation of a single crop in each area. • producing a large amount; giving a high return. • natural things that are found or added to the farm • ...
Vocab words 2025-10-29
20 Clues: chore • apart • alarm • large • floor • color • North • carve • before • horses • charts • forget • storms • leaving • running • morning • porches • farming • outdoors • important
GEOGRAPHY PUZZLE 2020-07-19
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- type of farming Grows crops to sell.
- the process of eroding or being eroded by wind water or other natural agents.
- difference in height from the surrounding terrain.
- the state of being without reliable access to enough affordable nutritious food.
- refers to the expansion of poorly planned low-density,auto-dependent development
- type of farming that grows Crop
- refer to the agricultural production system characterized by the high inputs of capital labour heavy usage of farm machinery
- this problem occurs when food supplies within a bounded region do not provide the energy and nutrients needed by that region's population.
- type of farming Grows crops for the farmer and his family.
- the cultivation of a single crop in each area.
- modern farming method it is the growth of tissues or cells in an artificial medium separate from the parent organism
- type of farming which has Low inputs of labour or capital.
- producing a large amount; giving a high return.
Down
- is an approach to farm management that uses information technology to ensure that the crops and soil receive exactly what they need for optimum health and productivity
- it is the application of genomics in agriculture to improve the productivity and sustainability in crop and livestock production
- type of farming that Animals.
- modern method of farming, uses developed drones robotic harvesters etc.
- natural things that are found or added to the farm
- excessive richness of nutrients in a lake or other body of water frequently due to run-off from the land which causes a dense growth of plant life.
- type of farming Permanently in in one place
- the practice of growing crops in vertically stacked layers.
- type of farming which has High inputs of labour or capital generally small.
- means that all people always have physical social and economic access to sufficient and nutritious food that meets their food preferences and dietary needs for an active and healthy life.
- events that take place to turn inputs to outputs on a farm
- type of farming that Crops and animals
25 Clues: type of farming that Animals. • type of farming that grows Crop • type of farming Grows crops to sell. • type of farming that Crops and animals • type of farming Permanently in in one place • the cultivation of a single crop in each area. • producing a large amount; giving a high return. • natural things that are found or added to the farm • ...
GEOGRAPHY PUZZLE 2020-07-19
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- difference in height from the surrounding terrain.
- producing a large amount; giving a high return.
- refers to the expansion of poorly planned low-density,auto-dependent development
- means that all people always have physical social and economic access to sufficient and nutritious food that meets their food preferences and dietary needs for an active and healthy life.
- the practice of growing crops in vertically stacked layers.
- natural things that are found or added to the farm
- type of farming Grows crops to sell.
- type of farming Permanently in in one place
- the state of being without reliable access to enough affordable nutritious food.
- type of farming that Crops and animals
- type of farming that Animals.
- type of farming Grows crops for the farmer and his family.
- type of farming which has High inputs of labour or capital generally small.
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- it is the application of genomics in agriculture to improve the productivity and sustainability in crop and livestock production
- the process of eroding or being eroded by wind water or other natural agents.
- is an approach to farm management that uses information technology to ensure that the crops and soil receive exactly what they need for optimum health and productivity
- type of farming which has Low inputs of labour or capital.
- excessive richness of nutrients in a lake or other body of water frequently due to run-off from the land which causes a dense growth of plant life.
- refer to the agricultural production system characterized by the high inputs of capital labour heavy usage of farm machinery
- type of farming that grows Crop
- events that take place to turn inputs to outputs on a farm
- this problem occurs when food supplies within a bounded region do not provide the energy and nutrients needed by that region's population.
- modern method of farming, uses developed drones robotic harvesters etc.
- modern farming method it is the growth of tissues or cells in an artificial medium separate from the parent organism
- the cultivation of a single crop in each area.
25 Clues: type of farming that Animals. • type of farming that grows Crop • type of farming Grows crops to sell. • type of farming that Crops and animals • type of farming Permanently in in one place • the cultivation of a single crop in each area. • producing a large amount; giving a high return. • difference in height from the surrounding terrain. • ...
Farming - geography 2024-12-16
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- e.g. combine harvesters
- the business side of farming
- a glossy red, or occasionally yellow, pulpy edible fruit.
- all the different kinds of life you'll find in one area
- small area, lots of effort
- what's used to collect data about the weather
- the activity of running a large farm, especially one used for raising cattle
- the act of caring for or raising plants
- farming without soil
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- daisy
- applying water to the crops artificially
- increased nitrates in the water increase the growth of algae and plants
- a chemical substance used to destroy or stop plant growth
- to supply or produce something positive such as a profit, an amount of food or information
- protect your plants from the elements and to create a warmer microclimate
- the increase of salt concentration in soil
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 • ...
Farming - geography 2024-12-16
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- e.g. combine harvesters
- the business side of farming
- a glossy red, or occasionally yellow, pulpy edible fruit.
- all the different kinds of life you'll find in one area
- small area, lots of effort
- what's used to collect data about the weather
- the activity of running a large farm, especially one used for raising cattle
- the act of caring for or raising plants
- farming without soil
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- daisy
- applying water to the crops artificially
- increased nitrates in the water increase the growth of algae and plants
- a chemical substance used to destroy or stop plant growth
- to supply or produce something positive such as a profit, an amount of food or information
- protect your plants from the elements and to create a warmer microclimate
- the increase of salt concentration in soil
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 • ...
regenerative agriculture 2024-06-03
20 Clues: dirt • waste • saving • nature • moving • forever • dioxide • farmers • restore • produce • animals • farming • renewing • charcoal • renewable • grassland • different • management • no chemicals • pesticide-free
Dairy Farming 2016-08-22
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- a dam or female dairy cattle
- a yellow edible fatty substance used in cooking or spreading it on something like toast.
- a dairy product commonly known to be loved by mice
- a white cream-like liquid used for
- the science or practice of farming
- the large milk bag that hangs between the cows rear legs
- the secretion of milk by the mammary glands
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- a word used to describe the group of cows on a farm
- when a dairy cow gives birth
- farm animals
- a flavored soft frozen desert
- a baby cow
- the sound a cow makes
- the activity or business of growing crops and raising livestock
- a sire or male dairy cattle
- products containing milk
16 Clues: a baby cow • farm animals • the sound a cow makes • products containing milk • a sire or male dairy cattle • a dam or female dairy cattle • when a dairy cow gives birth • a flavored soft frozen desert • a white cream-like liquid used for • the science or practice of farming • the secretion of milk by the mammary glands • a dairy product commonly known to be loved by mice • ...
Farming tools 2022-06-13
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- Large piece of machinery used for harvesting grains.
- Toll used to tail lambs.
- What the rest of the world calls Diggers.
- Implement used to break up the soil.
- What animals drink from on farms.
- Tool for shearing sheep.
- Name for farm truck.
- Large piece of farm machinery used for big jobs on the farm.
- What you use to move soil.
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- Tool used to check the electric fences.
- Implement for sowing seeds.
- Tool for making cattle move.
- Tool used to turn over the earth.
- What hay and baleage is feed from.
- Used to support downed cows.
- Correct name for a 4 Wheeler.
16 Clues: Name for farm truck. • Toll used to tail lambs. • Tool for shearing sheep. • What you use to move soil. • Implement for sowing seeds. • Tool for making cattle move. • Used to support downed cows. • Correct name for a 4 Wheeler. • Tool used to turn over the earth. • What animals drink from on farms. • What hay and baleage is feed from. • Implement used to break up the soil. • ...
feb 04 2016-03-01
21 Clues: Net • Boot • Diet • Sand • Feet • Fifty • Tooth • Wires • Mosque • French • Temple • Castle • Clutch • Google • Pancake • Battery • Sailing • Farming • Umbrella • Nestling • Earthquake
Farming sustainability 2016-07-17
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- food grown without chemicals, antibiotics, hormones is considered to be?
- a chemical to stop the growth of weeds competing with crops
- a chemical to control pests
- a system that includes a legume crop that adds nitrogen to the soil.
- a type of test to check for soil acid levels.
- a type of conservation farming technique for crop production
- a strategy to reduce water use which slows down water use (2 words)
- occurs when plants take up nutrients and release acidic waster from their roots
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- a chemical to improve soil and crop yields
- a product that is added to the soil to lower PH levels
- caused by rising ground water
- a form of technology used to determine aerial spraying flight paths to ensure correct amount of chemicals is supplied.
- clearing the natural landscape and wind and water can cause soil to...
- a strategy of planting crops across the natural land form.
- a strategy of applying chemical to crops low to the ground and when there is little wind.
- a problem with irrigation and open channels
16 Clues: a chemical to control pests • caused by rising ground water • a chemical to improve soil and crop yields • a problem with irrigation and open channels • a type of test to check for soil acid levels. • a product that is added to the soil to lower PH levels • a strategy of planting crops across the natural land form. • ...
regenerative agriculture 2024-06-03
20 Clues: dirt • waste • saving • nature • moving • forever • dioxide • farmers • restore • produce • animals • farming • renewing • charcoal • renewable • grassland • different • management • no chemicals • pesticide-free
Agricultural Geography 2025-12-04
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- farming involving clearing the land by burning
- commercial grazing of animals(livestock) including cows, bison, and alpaca
- type of farming for figs, dates, or olives
- large commercial farming
- type of farming to grow, usually wheat with heavy machinery
- crops are grown for profit
- mountain, deserts, glaciers for example
- movement of herds
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- crops to feed themselves
- crops are fed to animals
- necessary for all life on earth
- gardening growing food, usually to be frozen or canned
- type of farming to raise cattle to harvest milk
- cold, dry climate
- hot, humid climate
- arable land
16 Clues: arable land • cold, dry climate • movement of herds • hot, humid climate • crops to feed themselves • crops are fed to animals • large commercial farming • crops are grown for profit • necessary for all life on earth • mountain, deserts, glaciers for example • type of farming for figs, dates, or olives • farming involving clearing the land by burning • ...
Industrial Revolution 2022-09-29
19 Clues: Labor • power • factory • Britain • farming • industry • textiles • cottongin • jameswatt • technology • inventions • capitalism • steamengine • urbanization • assemblyline • entrepreneur • manufacturing • massproduction • interchangeableparts
AP Human Geography Unit 5 Vocab 2025-05-16
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- Organisms that are genetically modified to fit the needs of the farmer.
- Chemicals or substances used to get rid of weeds on crops in order to increase yields.
- Farming done on large amounts of land with a lower capitol and less labor that results in a lower yield.
- Farming done on smaller amounts of land with higher capitol and more labor that results in a higher yield.
- A crop that is physically changed in state or form that people will pay a premium for.
- Chemicals or substances used to get rid of insects on crops in order to increase yields.
- The farming of saltwater organisms.
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- A decrease in availability of land leads to farming expanding upwards.
- Areas with little to no access to fresh, healthy produce.
- Growing and raising livestock/crops to sell.
- The farming of food to feed yourself, family, or community.
- Lack of a steady source of food or ability to buy food that leads to hunger.
- Food traveling all over the world leads to a risk of contamination and exposure to pathogens.
- People who prioritize buying food from local farmers and farms.
- Nutrient rich chemicals or substances mixed into soil to improve the growth and yield of crops.
- The farming of food in water in controlled conditions.
- A controlled environment used to grow foods that are usually grown in a tropical or humid climate.
- farming Intensive farming done in urban environments so the city grows its own food.
- The conserved use of Earth's resources that does not hinder the future generation's ability to support their needs.
19 Clues: The farming of saltwater organisms. • Growing and raising livestock/crops to sell. • The farming of food in water in controlled conditions. • Areas with little to no access to fresh, healthy produce. • The farming of food to feed yourself, family, or community. • People who prioritize buying food from local farmers and farms. • ...
CLIMATE CHANGE 2021-10-07
21 Clues: dump • heat • waste • farming • harmful • pick_up • increase • cut_down • landfill • sort_out • switch_on • pollution • tap_water • throw_away • switch_off • sustainable • organic_food • eco-friendly • reusable_bag • renewable_energy • temperature_rise
Agriculture as a Business 2022-11-08
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- able to provide goods at a certain price
- Farming to sell to the local market
- Person who overseas the farm
- Place where buyers and sellers meet
- takes on the risk of starting a business
- A person engage in agriculture
- Agriculture Enterprise
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- Selling and delivering products
- Farming to maintains one family
- Farming Raising animals while growing crops
- Production per acre
- Store that sells Agricultural products
- The science or study of farming
- Farming to sell to the export market
- A cross between Agriculture and Economics
15 Clues: Production per acre • Agriculture Enterprise • Person who overseas the farm • A person engage in agriculture • Selling and delivering products • Farming to maintains one family • The science or study of farming • Farming to sell to the local market • Place where buyers and sellers meet • Farming to sell to the export market • Store that sells Agricultural products • ...
Farming 2022-10-14
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- The ability to do as much work as possible in a particular period
- What do people use to keep animals?
- Type of business that are involved in farming, (producing, supplying farm product)
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- What is the first basic step that involves the DNA fragments?
- What is the main concern with genetic
- What do all manipulations of genetic engineering require ?
- Belonging or relating to part of the DNA in cells
- The length of time for which person, animal, things exist.
- Allow by law (Adj)
9 Clues: Allow by law (Adj) • What do people use to keep animals? • What is the main concern with genetic • Belonging or relating to part of the DNA in cells • What do all manipulations of genetic engineering require ? • The length of time for which person, animal, things exist. • What is the first basic step that involves the DNA fragments? • ...
Farming 2021-01-19
9 Clues: sown in July • silk worm are rear • crop grown to earn money • IT IS SCATTERING OF SEEDS • one crop shelter other crop • deals with art science and technology • CHEMICAL FERTILIZER ARE ADDED TO THE SOIL • THE PROCESS OF LOSSING AND UPTURNING THE SOIL • THE PLOUGHED SOIL IS LEVELLED TO UNSURE UNIFORM IRRIGATION
Farming 2021-08-24
9 Clues: a male horse • what is kept on a farm • What goes into the mill • Where the grazing is done • How water flows through the fields • Where the eggs go before they hatch • Whats good and tasty and is kept on farms • What you were when I caught you with Annalise • What has two horns and you wouldn't want to milk.
Ancient Civilizations 2024-10-09
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- Meaning happening before Christopher Columbus
- Existing naturally in a particular area
- Writing
- A sudden, widespread illness
- Another term for tribute systems
- Aztec capital
- Type of farming for the Maya and Inca
- Aztec expanded their empire by constantly doing this
- Spanish explorer who destroyed Aztecs
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- Inca capital
- Home to the Aztec and Maya
- Type of Mayan farming in the forest
- Farming that both the Aztec and Inca used
- Spanish explorer who destroyed Incas
- Deserving respect
- Farming only the Aztec used
- Number of social classes for the Inca
17 Clues: Writing • Inca capital • Aztec capital • Deserving respect • Home to the Aztec and Maya • Farming only the Aztec used • A sudden, widespread illness • Another term for tribute systems • Type of Mayan farming in the forest • Spanish explorer who destroyed Incas • Type of farming for the Maya and Inca • Number of social classes for the Inca • Spanish explorer who destroyed Aztecs • ...
Goat Farming 2023-06-16
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- This is in milk and can be bad for some people
- This is contained in milk products
- There is not alot of this in goat meat
- Soft luxury yarn
- This comes from goat meat
- One of the main meat goat breed used in Australia
- Goats eat them
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- A group of goats
- Farm animals
- Another product made from milk
- It is made from milk
- A goat used mainly for its fleece
- This can be made from goat's milk
- The different types of goats
- Another name for fleece
15 Clues: Farm animals • Goats eat them • A group of goats • Soft luxury yarn • It is made from milk • Another name for fleece • This comes from goat meat • The different types of goats • Another product made from milk • A goat used mainly for its fleece • This can be made from goat's milk • This is contained in milk products • There is not alot of this in goat meat • ...
geo2 farming 2013-06-02
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- a group of cows
- calf meat
- under ground water source
- a type of irrigation where it waters a circle
- the business of operating a farm
- small land, lot of work
- a type of irrigation where they FLOOD the area
- a type of irrigation where the water drips ut
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- moving water to where it needs to be for farming
- the expansion of cities and threatens farm land
- used to make bread
- a large business that farms
- to farm in a way that doesn't harm the land
- large land, less work
- a group of pigs
15 Clues: calf meat • a group of cows • a group of pigs • used to make bread • large land, less work • small land, lot of work • under ground water source • a large business that farms • the business of operating a farm • to farm in a way that doesn't harm the land • a type of irrigation where it waters a circle • a type of irrigation where the water drips ut • ...
Farming 2025-12-05
helloollll 2024-12-16
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- farming using drones (9)
- the money from selling crops (6)
- farming when the plants are grown upwards (8)
- farming with fish (not fish farming) (10)
- when crops are grown for profit
- small area, lots of effort (9)
- farming to feed yourself (11)
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- large area, not much effort (9)
- substances that make plants grow better (11)
- the crops that make money (9)
- farming without soil (11)
- opposite of 8-Down (5)
- not urban (5)
13 Clues: not urban (5) • opposite of 8-Down (5) • farming using drones (9) • farming without soil (11) • the crops that make money (9) • farming to feed yourself (11) • small area, lots of effort (9) • large area, not much effort (9) • when crops are grown for profit • the money from selling crops (6) • farming with fish (not fish farming) (10) • ...
Farming 101 2025-06-17
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- | Animals raised on a farm
- | A place where grapes are grown
- | Supplying water to crops
- | Farming with trees and crops
- | The process of gathering mature crops
- | Place where fruit trees are grown
- | Growing plants without soil
- ROTATION | Practice of rotating crops
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- | Chemical used to kill pests
- CROP | Plant grown to protect soil
- | Natural material added to soil
- | A machine used in farming
- | Science of soil management
- | Farming without synthetic chemicals
- | Structure for controlled plant growth
15 Clues: | Animals raised on a farm • | Supplying water to crops • | A machine used in farming • | Science of soil management • | Chemical used to kill pests • | Growing plants without soil • | Farming with trees and crops • | Natural material added to soil • | A place where grapes are grown • CROP | Plant grown to protect soil • | Place where fruit trees are grown • ...
Organic Farming 2025-06-29
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- Type of farming that avoids synthetic chemicals
- Not harmful to the environment
- Natural fertilizer from microorganisms
- Animal waste used to enrich soil
- Type of farming that conserves resources
- Medium in which plants grow
- Ability of soil to support plant growth
- Substances used to kill pests, avoided in organic farming
- Decomposed organic matter used as fertilizer
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- Practice of growing different crops in succession
- Opposite of synthetic
- Compost made using earthworms
- Amount of crop produced
- Some are pests, others are beneficial
- People who practice agriculture
15 Clues: Opposite of synthetic • Amount of crop produced • Medium in which plants grow • Compost made using earthworms • Not harmful to the environment • People who practice agriculture • Animal waste used to enrich soil • Some are pests, others are beneficial • Natural fertilizer from microorganisms • Ability of soil to support plant growth • Type of farming that conserves resources • ...
Farming Homestead 2021-12-31
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- The mechanism which was able to pump water from underground.
- The number of acres of land that homesteaders had to promise to plant trees
- The destructive insect which destroyed crops across Kansas and Nebraska.
- The material which was used to strengthen windmills used by settlers in the American West
- This material was needed by settlers to build homes, equipment and fences.
- The type of plough invented in 1875 which easily cut through tough ground and strong roots.
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- There was a lack of this on the Great Plains which made farming and growing crops very difficult.
- The dried buffalo dung which was used as fuel once it had been dried.
- 50,000 sulky ploughs were sold in how many years after its first production?
- The surname of the inventor of barbed wire
- The surname of the inventor of the Sulky Plough
- This natural hazard would be caused by lightening striking dry land.
- The surname of the inventor of the self governing windmill
- The original location of the 'Red Wheat' which was introduced to the American West in 1873.
- The type of wire invented in 1874
15 Clues: The type of wire invented in 1874 • The surname of the inventor of barbed wire • The surname of the inventor of the Sulky Plough • The surname of the inventor of the self governing windmill • The mechanism which was able to pump water from underground. • This natural hazard would be caused by lightening striking dry land. • ...
Smart Farming 2025-04-03
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- to make the best or most effective use of
- produce things we need: food, crops, fibres
- not natural, made by people
- a device that detects changes in physical world
- to gather or pick a crop
- STEM machines that replace human action
- determined by ___ collection and anlysis
- making or manufacturing from raw materials
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- meet present needs without damaging future
- the ability to acquire & apply knowledge + skills.
- acting on its own, making own decisions
- uses technology with minimal human input
- stands out in a big way
- a software program
- a suggestion for the best course of action
15 Clues: a software program • stands out in a big way • to gather or pick a crop • not natural, made by people • acting on its own, making own decisions • STEM machines that replace human action • uses technology with minimal human input • determined by ___ collection and anlysis • to make the best or most effective use of • meet present needs without damaging future • ...
Open-Field and Controlled Environment Crop Production 2025-10-23
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- : This factor can be controlled in a greenhouse to prevent overheating.
- : One advantage of open-field farming—uses traditional knowledge and natural resources.
- : Method of growing plants without soil by using nutrient solutions.
- : The science of managing plants and animals for human benefit.
- : Using protective structures to reduce climate risk in farming.
- : Crop grown indoors using hydroponics, popular for salads.
- : Type of farming that relies on natural rainfall, sunlight, and outdoor conditions.
- : Natural process that removes the top layer of soil by wind or water.
- : The act of growing crops outdoors in direct contact with soil.
- : When soil loses nutrients and fertility after heavy rainfall.
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- : Farming method that makes use of fans, shade nets, and sensors.
- : Farming system requiring electricity and skilled operators.
- : Key concept describing food supply stability and availability in a nation.
- : Device used to measure temperature in controlled environments.
- : The natural event providing free water to crops in open-field systems.
- : Farming approach that uses advanced monitoring tools to improve efficiency.
- : Agricultural system protecting crops from pests and diseases using enclosed environments.
- : The total amount of crops harvested in one season.
- : A structure used to grow crops under controlled light, humidity, and temperature.
- : Modern agricultural system allowing year-round production using technology.
20 Clues: : The total amount of crops harvested in one season. • : Crop grown indoors using hydroponics, popular for salads. • : Farming system requiring electricity and skilled operators. • : The science of managing plants and animals for human benefit. • : When soil loses nutrients and fertility after heavy rainfall. • ...
The Agricultural Revolution 2018-11-13
Across
- Tool used for grinding grain into flour.
- The present-day country where the Neolithic community of Catalhuyuk was.
- Any huge change in the way people live their lives.
- What did the population do when nomads settled into farming communities?
- Nomads settled on this kind of "land."
- Doing a specific job based on your special talents or abilities.
- A fancy word for farming.
- An important crop that grew in the Nile Valley of Egypt.
- This is what you do to get supplies you cannot yourself produce.
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- This replaced hunting and gathering as the main food source.
- The name for the 4,000-year period called the New Stone Age.
- Special farming tool used cutting grain.
- A holy place where gods and goddesses were worshipped.
- Special farming tool used for digging soil.
- An early farming community between present-day Israel and Jordan.
- A complex society with government, organized religion, social class structure, writing, art, building, and technology.
- Copper + Tin = ?
- To train, tame, or breed plants and animals for human use.
- How people in an area make, buy, or sell goods and services.
- Settled life gives people greater_______.
- After the end of the last Ice Age, Earth's temperature did this.
21 Clues: Copper + Tin = ? • A fancy word for farming. • Nomads settled on this kind of "land." • Tool used for grinding grain into flour. • Special farming tool used cutting grain. • Settled life gives people greater_______. • Special farming tool used for digging soil. • Any huge change in the way people live their lives. • A holy place where gods and goddesses were worshipped. • ...
Farming 2023-11-24
Across
- A farm animal we get milk from.
- The act of working the land to grow food.
- A domesticated animal that lives with you.
- What plants need to grow, it is bright.
- A farm animal we get wool from.
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- What plants need to grow, it falls from the sky.
- A plant that is used as food.
- Sweet food that grows on a tree.
- A farm animal that produces eggs.
9 Clues: A plant that is used as food. • A farm animal we get milk from. • A farm animal we get wool from. • Sweet food that grows on a tree. • A farm animal that produces eggs. • What plants need to grow, it is bright. • The act of working the land to grow food. • A domesticated animal that lives with you. • What plants need to grow, it falls from the sky.
Farming Frenzy 2013-05-13
15 Clues: Spring work • Golden grain • Crop storage • ________ moon • What you plow • Grows on a cob • Grows in a pod • Who run the farm • Strong work animal • Curly tailed animal • Handy little gadgets • Milk maker of the farm • Where the animals sleep • Farmers biggest necessity • What farmers wash off at the end of the day
One Straw Revolution- Erin Foley 2020-12-09
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- Conforms to taste, self indulgent.
- Limiting foods that are deemed “unhealthy” by a religion or philosophy.
- Farming to produce foods to turn a profit, not to just provide for people. Typically uses a lot of chemicals and unnatural farming methods.
- This is one of the main plants that Fukuoka grows. Especially in Japan, he emphasizes growing this because it is usually imported from the US and high in calories.
- No Cultivation, No Chemical Fertilizers or Prepared Compost, No Weeding by Tillage or Herbicides, No Dependence on Chemicals
- One of the Four Principles of Natural Farming. The plow is not essential for farming. Fields are actually naturally cultivated by plant roots, microorganisms, small animals, and earthworms.
- Fukuoka’s initial approach to farming. He thought that crops can grow themselves and should not have to be grown. He soon realized that this is just abandonment.
- The organic component of soil, formed by the decomposition of leaves and other plant material by soil microorganisms
- A natural farming alternative to tilling the soil. Seeds are combined with clay and organic material like compost.
- A concept that each food should be planted and harvested at a specific time during the year. This plays into Fukuoka’s principle of eating food when it is harvested and not seeking out of season foods.
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- One of the Four Principles of Natural Farming. Weeds actually are not that bad. They should be controlled, but they do play a role in balancing the biological community. Fukuoka protects his fields from too many weeds with straw mulch and white clover.
- Fukuoka’s idea that one piece of straw used to cover crops instead of using pesticides can change a farmer’s practices and spark a revolution of Natural Farming.
- One of the Four Principles of Natural Farming. These fertilizers cause depletion of the land. When left alone, the soil will naturally maintain fertility.
- An environmentally sustainable way of growing food. Founded in the principle that promotes an equal relationship between the farmer and nature.
- Lax Diet, Standard Nutritional Diet, Spiritual Diet, and Natural Diet
- Crops that have been engineered by scientists to be genetically superior. Fukuoka is strongly against these crops and believes they do not grow as well, are not as nutritious, and do not taste as good as their natural counterparts.
- Things are eaten to maintain health and nutrition. A diet like this includes counting nutrients and calories.
- One of the Four Principles of Natural Farming. While harmful insects are always present, they can cause minimal damage with sturdy crops and a healthy environment.
- This is the diet of nondiscrimination, the diet most similar to nature. This diet includes foods grown using the natural farming method and no genetically modified crops. Fukuoka believes this is the healthiest for humans.
- Animals that kill insects without using insecticides or other chemicals. Fukuoka advocates for allowing these to take care of insects in natural farming.
20 Clues: Conforms to taste, self indulgent. • Lax Diet, Standard Nutritional Diet, Spiritual Diet, and Natural Diet • Limiting foods that are deemed “unhealthy” by a religion or philosophy. • Things are eaten to maintain health and nutrition. A diet like this includes counting nutrients and calories. • ...
LIVESTOCK FARMING 2025-11-06
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- for chicken meat production
- Waterfowl that live near ponds and rivers
- Small, furry mammals with long ears
- Provide income for small farmers; Need less space and food
- Black body swine with white markings; raised for fresh pork
- for chicken egg production
- Reddish-brown, large, and muscular swine
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- Provide milk, cheese, meat, and hides; Important for farming and dairy production
- Domesticated birds raised by humans
- Small ground bird raised for meat and eggs
- for chicken meat production
- White and black spotted skin swine
- Domesticated land animals raised by humans
- Raised worldwide for pork, lard, and leather
- the process of raising animals to get useful products such as meat, milk,
- White with erect ears; lean meat swine
16 Clues: for chicken egg production • for chicken meat production • for chicken meat production • White and black spotted skin swine • Domesticated birds raised by humans • Small, furry mammals with long ears • White with erect ears; lean meat swine • Reddish-brown, large, and muscular swine • Waterfowl that live near ponds and rivers • Small ground bird raised for meat and eggs • ...
Attitudes to Animals 2012-11-19
Across
- trade
- diet which does not meat or animal product
- Dna of animals
- fur from dead animals
- advantage of animals and harming them
- range farming
- trade
- bulls are fought and killed by matadors
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- where there is a lot of space to roam
- farming where animals are put in small areas
- farming
- the dna of animals
- fighting
- modifiction of animals
- rights
- trade of tusks for human furniture
16 Clues: trade • trade • rights • farming • fighting • range farming • Dna of animals • the dna of animals • fur from dead animals • modifiction of animals • trade of tusks for human furniture • where there is a lot of space to roam • advantage of animals and harming them • bulls are fought and killed by matadors • diet which does not meat or animal product • ...
industrial revolution 2022-10-21
20 Clues: farming • britain • factory • textiles • machines • capitalism • james watt • inventions • inventions • cotton gin • industrial • technology • child labor • urbanization • steam engine • entrepreneur • manufacturing • assembly line • mass production • interchangeable parts
Vocabulary of Africa 2023-12-06
Across
- When two countries are joined together by land
- arid having little rainfall
- land that is able to grow crops
- using excessive farming practices on a portion of land
- A dry land
- farming to sell to other people
- the act where soil and other minerals get moved to a different place by wind, ice, water, or gravity
Down
- a group that shares the same religious beliefs; not everyone in this group is from the same place
- farming for yourself to eat
- belief that spirits are found in natural objects and surroundings
- Having no source of water coming in for a long period of time
- cutting down trees then burning them
- people that have no specific abode
- The watering of land to make ready for agriculture
- a group of people who share the same cultural background or descents
- easy to move around in
16 Clues: A dry land • easy to move around in • farming for yourself to eat • arid having little rainfall • land that is able to grow crops • farming to sell to other people • people that have no specific abode • cutting down trees then burning them • When two countries are joined together by land • The watering of land to make ready for agriculture • ...
Agricultural Revolution 2013-10-04
Across
- Population growth lead to new industrial cities such as.....
- Advances in farming produced more of this.
- The name we give to the changes in farming 1750-1900.
- .......Townshend introduced four-course crop rotation.
- Replaced 'strip' farming.
Down
- Agricultural reformers wanted to improve this.
- The old system of farming.
- Robert ........... pioneered selective breeding.
- These were often used to enclose land.
- The increase of this created the need for better farming techniques.
- Thomas.......a key figure in farming advances. (Hint: Not Sprite!)
- Name of the King at the start of the Agricultural Revolution.
- Bakewell is best known for the New Leicester.........(Hint: Wool)
13 Clues: Replaced 'strip' farming. • The old system of farming. • These were often used to enclose land. • Advances in farming produced more of this. • Agricultural reformers wanted to improve this. • Robert ........... pioneered selective breeding. • The name we give to the changes in farming 1750-1900. • .......Townshend introduced four-course crop rotation. • ...
Toxicology and food vocab-Abdul Khan 2025-04-09
Across
- Natural pesticides like nicotine and sulfur used in early farming
- Something that can change DNA and possibly cause diseases
- chemical that can cause cancer
- Harmful bacteria that cause diseases
- Growing only one type of crop in an area
- idea of playing it safe by avoiding something that might be harmful
- Short for “Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation,” where large numbers of animals are raised in small spaces
- Short for “Integrated Pest Management,” a smart way to control pests using multiple safe methods
- Chemicals that interfere with hormones; mimics act like real hormones
- substance that can cause birth defects during pregnancy
- Not eating enough calories to stay healthy and energized
- Parasites that cause disease
- How long a chemical stays in the environment before breaking down
- Not getting the right balance of nutrients your body needs
- Large-scale farming that uses machines, chemicals, and tech to produce tons of food
Down
- Eating too many calories and nutrients, which can lead to health problems
- Farming that provides just enough food for a family using simple tools
- Organisms changed in a lab to grow better or resist pests
- Big changes in farming using tech, chemicals, and new seeds to grow more food
- Farming without synthetic chemicals; uses natural methods to grow food
- Techniques like crop rotation and no-till farming that help protect soil
- Farming fish or other seafood in tanks or controlled environments
- Growing many types of crops together in the same space
- graph that shows how different amounts of a chemical affect the body
- Harmful virus that causes diseases
- Man-made chemical pesticides used in modern farming
- Studying how dangerous something is and how likely it is to cause harm
- chemical in some plastics and cans that can mess with hormones
- measure of how poisonous or harmful a substance is
- Toxic chemicals once used in electronics that stick around in nature for a long time
30 Clues: Parasites that cause disease • chemical that can cause cancer • Harmful virus that causes diseases • Harmful bacteria that cause diseases • Growing only one type of crop in an area • measure of how poisonous or harmful a substance is • Man-made chemical pesticides used in modern farming • Growing many types of crops together in the same space • ...
industrial revolution crossword 2024-04-12
Across
- Transportation revolution.
- Manufacturing on a large scale.
- breakers, Hired labor to break up strikes.
- Farming advancements
- drill, Farming innovation for efficient seed planting.
- Workers' collective organization.
- Labor protest action.
- Power source for engines.
- Strong metal for industry.
- Medium of exchange.
Down
- Fuel for steam power.
- Payment for labor.
- conditions, Labor environment.
- Industrial production site.
- engine, revolution for power
- Widespread diseases.
- Sites for mineral extraction.
- Fabric manufacturing
- rotation, Farming method for soil health.
19 Clues: Payment for labor. • Medium of exchange. • Widespread diseases. • Farming advancements • Fabric manufacturing • Fuel for steam power. • Labor protest action. • Power source for engines. • Transportation revolution. • Strong metal for industry. • Industrial production site. • engine, revolution for power • Sites for mineral extraction. • conditions, Labor environment. • ...
industrial revolution crossword 2024-04-12
Across
- Fuel for steam power.
- conditions, Labor environment.
- Payment for labor.
- Industrial production site.
- breakers, Hired labor to break up strikes.
- Manufacturing on a large scale.
- Fabric manufacturing
- Medium of exchange.
- Power source for engines.
- engine, revolution for power
Down
- Workers' collective organization.
- Transportation revolution.
- Farming advancements
- Sites for mineral extraction.
- Labor protest action.
- Strong metal for industry.
- Widespread diseases.
- rotation, Farming method for soil health.
- drill, Farming innovation for efficient seed planting.
19 Clues: Payment for labor. • Medium of exchange. • Farming advancements • Widespread diseases. • Fabric manufacturing • Fuel for steam power. • Labor protest action. • Power source for engines. • Transportation revolution. • Strong metal for industry. • Industrial production site. • engine, revolution for power • Sites for mineral extraction. • conditions, Labor environment. • ...
Agriculture terms Karim Mansour 2016-01-19
15 Clues: large farm • way of life • little labor • another crop • rice farming • fruit farming • a lot of labor • rotating fields • cattle for meat • raising animals • food for animals • natural resources • feeding relationships • commercial grain farming • plant changed from humans
Georgia Agriculture 2025-09-11
Across
- The science and practice of farming.
- The first tool used by farmers to break soil.
- Cotton is grown mainly for this product.
- A person who grows crops or raises animals.
- Scientists use this branch of science to improve crops and livestock.
- Ancient farmers in Egypt used this river to irrigate crops.
- Farmers in the past used animals like horses and __________ to pull plows.
- Most modern tractors run on this type of fuel.
- Early humans practiced this to provide food before farming.
Down
- Cows provide milk, which can be processed into this frozen treat.
- Crops like wheat and corn provide this energy nutrient.
- A system that delivers water directly to plant roots.
- Chickens provide both meat and __________.
- Agriculture in the future may include farming here, beyond Earth.
- This renewable energy source can be made from corn.
- Livestock manure can be recycled into this natural soil helper.
- Vertical farming is often practiced in large __________.
- Agriculture provides clothing, shelter, and __________.
- Farming practice that protects soil for future generations.
- Domesticated animals provide this important source of protein.
20 Clues: The science and practice of farming. • Cotton is grown mainly for this product. • Chickens provide both meat and __________. • A person who grows crops or raises animals. • The first tool used by farmers to break soil. • Most modern tractors run on this type of fuel. • This renewable energy source can be made from corn. • ...
codys puzzle 2013-06-03
12 Clues: killer • bug killer • food plants • amount of heat • changed Organisms- • living off the farm • machinery replaces humans jobs • farming-high yields are obtained • capability-suitable for farming? • farming-low usages on large farms • agriculture-green farming lives on • farming- naturally safe growing of plants
industrial revolution crossword 2024-04-12
Across
- Fuel for steam power.
- conditions, Labor environment.
- Payment for labor.
- Industrial production site.
- breakers, Hired labor to break up strikes.
- Manufacturing on a large scale.
- Fabric manufacturing
- Medium of exchange.
- Power source for engines.
- engine, revolution for power
Down
- Workers' collective organization.
- Transportation revolution.
- Farming advancements
- Sites for mineral extraction.
- Labor protest action.
- Strong metal for industry.
- Widespread diseases.
- rotation, Farming method for soil health.
- drill, Farming innovation for efficient seed planting.
19 Clues: Payment for labor. • Medium of exchange. • Farming advancements • Widespread diseases. • Fabric manufacturing • Fuel for steam power. • Labor protest action. • Power source for engines. • Transportation revolution. • Strong metal for industry. • Industrial production site. • engine, revolution for power • Sites for mineral extraction. • conditions, Labor environment. • ...
industrial revolution crossword 2024-04-12
Across
- rotation, Farming method for soil health.
- Fabric manufacturing
- Labor protest action.
- breakers, Hired labor to break up strikes.
- Fuel for steam power.
- Widespread diseases.
- Sites for mineral extraction.
- Transportation revolution.
- conditions, Labor environment.
Down
- Farming advancements
- Medium of exchange.
- Power source for engines.
- Strong metal for industry.
- engine, revolution for power
- Workers' collective organization.
- drill, Farming innovation for efficient seed planting.
- Industrial production site.
- Manufacturing on a large scale.
- Payment for labor.
19 Clues: Payment for labor. • Medium of exchange. • Farming advancements • Fabric manufacturing • Widespread diseases. • Labor protest action. • Fuel for steam power. • Power source for engines. • Strong metal for industry. • Transportation revolution. • Industrial production site. • engine, revolution for power • Sites for mineral extraction. • conditions, Labor environment. • ...
AP Hug Vocab 2025-05-16
Across
- the spread of an idea, food, etc to other places around the world
- a culture that is small, and doesn't spread rapidly
- the origin of where a certain idea, language, etc came from
- farming crops for profit on the market
- farming that supplies crops for a family
- of land
- the breakup of central governments, to smaller regional ones
- humans are able to overcome obstacles made by the environment
- movement of people from one place to another
- when people adapt a new culture, and loose characteristics of their own
Down
- forcefully removing a certain ethnic group to keep the region homogenous
- when people still keep their culture, but adapt a little bit of the new one
- the environment shapes human activities
- farming with high labor, capital, and little land
- farming of marine animals in a controlled environment
- an unstable region in between 2 regions undergoing conflict
- when an ethnic group is not evenly distributed around an area
- farming with little labor, over a large
- society's leave their cultural imprints on a place
- when people haven't marked their territory
20 Clues: of land • farming crops for profit on the market • the environment shapes human activities • farming with little labor, over a large • farming that supplies crops for a family • when people haven't marked their territory • movement of people from one place to another • farming with high labor, capital, and little land • society's leave their cultural imprints on a place • ...
24 Terms puzzle for alex 2013-06-03
12 Clues: raid • killer • of the land • machines take over • vitimans for plants • Farming-large farming • to genetically change • farming- healthy vegetables • Degree-day-temperture to grow • Farming-large labour on small farms • Capability-can you farm on this land • Agriculture-healthy farming makes more
Chicken Alfredo 2025-06-02
Across
- — Agricultural innovations that improved crop yields supporting global pasta production
- — Process that spreads dishes like Chicken Alfredo worldwide
- Chain — The step-by-step process from farm to plate for ingredients in Chicken Alfredo
- Thunen — Model explaining why dairy and perishable foods like cheese are produced near markets
- — Government supports that influence production of chicken and wheat
- — Type of farming used in poultry production to meet high demand for chicken
- — Common transportation mode moving Chicken Alfredo ingredients along the supply chain
- — Modern system of poultry production providing affordable chicken meat
- — Italian word meaning 'cream,' key texture component in Alfredo sauce
- — Primary protein in Chicken Alfredo, raised in poultry farms
- — Large companies controlling production of chicken and dairy used in Alfredo
- — Crop grown to make pasta, a key ingredient in Chicken Alfredo
- — Cheese used in Alfredo sauce, made through dairy farming
Down
- — How Chicken Alfredo spread first among elites and then globally
- — Spread of Italian cuisine, including Alfredo, beyond its place of origin
- — Farming type involving larger land use, sometimes used for wheat production
- — Farming system focused on producing food for sale, like wheat for pasta
- — Alternative farming method contrasting with factory farming used for some chicken and dairy
- — Origin country of Alfredo sauce, highlighting cultural origins of cuisine
19 Clues: — Cheese used in Alfredo sauce, made through dairy farming • — Process that spreads dishes like Chicken Alfredo worldwide • — Primary protein in Chicken Alfredo, raised in poultry farms • — Crop grown to make pasta, a key ingredient in Chicken Alfredo • — How Chicken Alfredo spread first among elites and then globally • ...
APHUG Unit 5 2025-03-25
Across
- area with limited access to fresh, healthy foods
- switching crops to maintain soil fertility
- land degradation in arid or semi-arid regions
- raising cattle primarily for milk products
- large-scale farming for profit
- model explaining cost-based farm location rings
- rotating fields after short periods of farming
- large farm specializing in a single export crop
- integrated commercial agriculture from farm to table
- lack of reliable access to nutritious meals
- organisms altered genetically for agriculture
- moving with herds in search of pasture
- farming on steps cut into a hillside
- old land survey method using natural features
- low-labor farming spread over larger areas
- specializing in a single crop in large areas
Down
- raising fish or seafood in controlled conditions
- cultivating cereal crops like wheat or corn
- growing crops without synthetic chemicals
- clearing forests for farmland or other uses
- elongated plots stretching from a river or road
- commercial grazing of livestock over wide areas
- high-labor farming on smaller plots of land
- producing food mainly for the farmer’s family
- farming that meets current needs without harming future resources
- clearing land by cutting and burning vegetation
- supplying water artificially for crops
- theory about land cost changing with distance from market
- settlement pattern arranged in a straight line
29 Clues: large-scale farming for profit • farming on steps cut into a hillside • supplying water artificially for crops • moving with herds in search of pasture • growing crops without synthetic chemicals • switching crops to maintain soil fertility • raising cattle primarily for milk products • low-labor farming spread over larger areas • ...
Africa mayhem 2025-12-09
Across
- desert in Arabic
- things that come from the earth that are used by humans
- reside on east coast of Africa
- no home
- makes water undrinkable
- land becoming desert
- land that is usable for farming
Down
- all of Africa below the sahara
- the origin of many African languages
- bad farming practice that ruins soil
- Sahara-Savanna transition zone
- bad for farming
- expansion of cities
- ethnic group in north africa
- farming for just your family
15 Clues: no home • bad for farming • desert in Arabic • expansion of cities • land becoming desert • makes water undrinkable • ethnic group in north africa • farming for just your family • all of Africa below the sahara • Sahara-Savanna transition zone • reside on east coast of Africa • land that is usable for farming • the origin of many African languages • bad farming practice that ruins soil • ...
geography new tech crossword puzzle 2024-12-16
12 Clues: not urban • not rural • lots of land • farming using fish • farming for profit • using water to farm • farming on walls inside • farming to feed yourself • chemicals that increase yield • lots of crops on not much land • farming using water without soil • using drones to decide where to farm
Archaeology and Early Humans 2023-10-15
Across
- purposeful farming of crops
- watering of crops
- example of a fossil
- farming brought a ______ food source
- best class at Oak ;)
- proof of something
- a source made during the time period of study
- train or tame
- important
- more than what is needed to survive
- surplus, _________, social class
- group of people living together
- early humans relied on their ___________
- studies humans of the past
- outcome, can be postitive or negative
Down
- human made object
- where farming first began
- where early farmers settled near
- person who travels from place to place
- moving from one place to another
- trade, business, money
- early human tools
- big change over time
- examples include religion, language, food
- soil good for farming
- staying put
- early form of irrigation
- early domesticated animal
- studies culture
29 Clues: important • staying put • train or tame • studies culture • human made object • watering of crops • early human tools • proof of something • example of a fossil • best class at Oak ;) • big change over time • soil good for farming • trade, business, money • early form of irrigation • where farming first began • early domesticated animal • studies humans of the past • purposeful farming of crops • ...
food security Gus, Zac 2022-10-27
12 Clues: cow meat • healthy dirt • 0 calorie drink • farming urbanely • the stuff you eat • farms that go upwards • documentary we watched • it is a greenhouse gas • when the food is secure • chemicals to remove pests • type of farming principles • farming closer to the demand
Farming words 2021-12-15
15 Clues: Vieh • Platz • Hopfen • Rinder • Düngung • Produkt • züchten • Geflügel • Weinanbau • artgerecht • ökologisch • herkömmlich • Fruchtwechsel • Verschmutzung • Unkrautvernichtung
Africa Geography Crossword Challenge 2023-12-06
Across
- A person without a permanent home
- When land is used to farm too much (use a -)
- When land is dry but not as dry as Arid land (use a -)
- When land is becoming crumbly and non-usable
- Grassy plains in Africa
- Farming to sell your crops (use a -)
- The border between the Savanna and the Sahara Desert
Down
- When water is non-usable and not safe to drink (use a -)
- Farming for you and your family (use a -)
- How high or low a population is in an area (use a -)
- When trees are cut down, making land erode
- An area with many trees and nature components that's always wet (use a -)
- When land is dry and sandy
- When land is used to graze animals too much
- When a state or country doesn't have access to big areas with water or more so the sea
- When land is nice to use for farming or other purposes (use a -)
16 Clues: Grassy plains in Africa • When land is dry and sandy • A person without a permanent home • Farming to sell your crops (use a -) • Farming for you and your family (use a -) • When trees are cut down, making land erode • When land is used to graze animals too much • When land is used to farm too much (use a -) • When land is becoming crumbly and non-usable • ...
Organic Farming 2022-11-13
15 Clues: upė • žemė • gamta • gamta • laukai • ežeras • boružė • šaltiniai • kompostas • vandenynas • chemikalai • dirvožemis • laukinė gamta • organinis ūkis • gyvenamoji vieta
Farming Crossword 2022-04-05
Across
- Man's best friend
- Most eaten farm animal
- A milk farm
- Bears, ...., Battlestar Galitca
- Sheared to produce wool
- This animal says "moo"
- Another name for swine
- most farmed crop in the world
Down
- Developed the first commercially successful, self-scouring steel plow
- Name of an apple farm
- Another name for corn
- A semicircular blade, used for cutting grain
- Most popular during Halloween
- A farm vehicle that is used to pull farm machinery
14 Clues: A milk farm • Man's best friend • Name of an apple farm • Another name for corn • Most eaten farm animal • This animal says "moo" • Another name for swine • Sheared to produce wool • Most popular during Halloween • most farmed crop in the world • Bears, ...., Battlestar Galitca • A semicircular blade, used for cutting grain • A farm vehicle that is used to pull farm machinery • ...
Slave Farming 2023-05-24
15 Clues: d • g • g • e • b • Slave owners owned • Place where slavery • To take advantage of • Addictive, in cigarettes • Not owned by government is • America's most famous crop • Time when they reap their profits • Slaves were forced to work on these • George Washington Carver used these • The gin made this crop easier to purify
industrial revolution crossword 2024-04-12
Across
- Payment for labor.
- Fuel for steam power.
- Industrial production site.
- Widespread diseases.
- Strong metal for industry.
- engine, revolution for power
- breakers, Hired labor to break up strikes.
- Farming advancements
- Manufacturing on a large scale.
- Workers' collective organization.
Down
- Medium of exchange.
- Transportation revolution.
- Sites for mineral extraction.
- Labor protest action.
- rotation, Farming method for soil health.
- drill, Farming innovation for efficient seed planting.
- Power source for engines.
- conditions, Labor environment.
- Fabric manufacturing
19 Clues: Payment for labor. • Medium of exchange. • Widespread diseases. • Farming advancements • Fabric manufacturing • Fuel for steam power. • Labor protest action. • Power source for engines. • Transportation revolution. • Strong metal for industry. • Industrial production site. • engine, revolution for power • Sites for mineral extraction. • conditions, Labor environment. • ...
Food Production Choies 2025-02-06
Across
- GMO process that uses DNA from a foreign species
- Organic farmers can do manure applications, ______, & crop rotations
- GMO has seen an increase in ______ in humans
- Vitamin that is advantageous in organic farming
- Commercial Farming increases food borne ______
- Farming that is large-scale, poor quality
- GMO in the ecosystem causes a loss of ______
Down
- reason for GMO, Lower _____
- Biological pest management used by organic farmers
- process not used in organic farming, green symbol
- living organism in which DNA has been altered in some way
- Farming that is small-scale, more sustainable
- GMO process that alters characteristic of original organism
- Organic farmers cannot use _____ pesticides, fertilizers, & hormones
- GMO organisms not permitted for human consumption
15 Clues: reason for GMO, Lower _____ • Farming that is large-scale, poor quality • GMO has seen an increase in ______ in humans • GMO in the ecosystem causes a loss of ______ • Farming that is small-scale, more sustainable • Commercial Farming increases food borne ______ • Vitamin that is advantageous in organic farming • GMO process that uses DNA from a foreign species • ...
Farming Items 2025-01-30
Across
- anyone can try to grown these
- not a cherry, but a cherry ____
- used for bread and pasta
- red with hundred of seeds on the outside
- miss destinee's favorite smell
- can hear everything you say
Down
- they can see everything
- grow underground
- not as good as meat
- used to pick crops
- grows on trees
- the more you eat the more you toot
- it is there job to work with all of this and more
- grow on vines
14 Clues: grow on vines • grows on trees • grow underground • used to pick crops • not as good as meat • they can see everything • used for bread and pasta • can hear everything you say • anyone can try to grown these • miss destinee's favorite smell • not a cherry, but a cherry ____ • the more you eat the more you toot • red with hundred of seeds on the outside • ...
APHUG Crossword! Unit 5. 2025-05-19
Across
- – Farmers grow crops and also raise animals and use the crops to feed the livestock
- – The spread of new farming technologies that boosted food production
- – The process of modifying plants or animals for human use
- – Farming mainly to sell food for profit
- - A theory that explains how distance from a city affects the type of farming done there
- – Areas where people have little or no access to affordable and healthy food
- – Large farming that's connected to the entire food-production industry
- – Crops that have been changed in a lab to grow better and to have better resistance
Down
- – Farming that uses large areas of land and less yeilds
- – Growing just enough food to support the farmer and their family
- – Growing two crops on the same field in one year
- – A way of life where people move with their animals to find fresh pastures
- – Farmers clear land and grow crops for a few years until soil loses fertility
- – When farmland turns into desert due to overuse or other negative factors
- – A type of farming that uses a lot of labor or resources in a small area
- – Growing only one type of crop in a large area, can make farms more vulnerable to pests
- – A type of farming in tropical areas where cash crops are grown for sale
17 Clues: – Farming mainly to sell food for profit • – Growing two crops on the same field in one year • – Farming that uses large areas of land and less yeilds • – The process of modifying plants or animals for human use • – Growing just enough food to support the farmer and their family • – The spread of new farming technologies that boosted food production • ...
Resources Resources Resources 2016-12-13
Across
- fish farming
- sunlight, wind, water currents
- plant sweat
- factory farming
- type of farming that requires large amount of labour
- can be regenerated if used carefully
- type of forestry whose aim is profit
- fishery that employs 85% of fishers
- trees and other living materials that are removed to access mineral reserves
Down
- underground reserves of water
- well being for all forever
- fishery that uses large ships with a variety of gear
- type of farming that is more export-oriented
- overfished in the Atlantic fishery
- limited and cannot be replaced
- rain, snow, sleet, hail
- 97% of the world's water
- drinkable
- a visual that makes data easily understandable
- minerals such as iron, gold, copper
- rocks that contain a significant amount of mineral
- mining that is done 1000-3000 m below ground
- trees are a carbon _____________
23 Clues: drinkable • plant sweat • fish farming • factory farming • rain, snow, sleet, hail • 97% of the world's water • well being for all forever • underground reserves of water • limited and cannot be replaced • sunlight, wind, water currents • trees are a carbon _____________ • overfished in the Atlantic fishery • minerals such as iron, gold, copper • fishery that employs 85% of fishers • ...
Unit 5 Crossword Puzzle Sapir Gazit Period 6 2024-04-15
Across
- Growing, processing food for consumption
- Environmentally-conscious farming
- Ease of relocating resources
- Moving operations to other countries
- Manufacturing and processing
- Sources like rivers, aquifers, rainfall
- Commercial agriculture companies
- Small-scale farming for self-consumption
- Crops like wheat, rice, corn
- Fertile land becoming desert
- Regions susceptible to food shortages
- Controlling supply and access
- Areas with linked economic activities
- Transition to modern farming techniques
- Taming plants and animals
- Shift from agriculture to manufacturing
Down
- Cultivated plant agriculture
- Global economic interdependence
- Increasing worldwide interdependence
- Having official property rights
- Rights/rules over land ownership
- Methods of cultivating crops
- Herding domesticated animals, migrating
- Bondage from unpaid debts
- Depletion of fertile soil
- Large estate cash crop farming
- Increasing crop yields through technology
- Products increasing value through manufacturing
- Modeling economic activity patterns
- Policies restricting international trade
30 Clues: Bondage from unpaid debts • Depletion of fertile soil • Taming plants and animals • Cultivated plant agriculture • Ease of relocating resources • Manufacturing and processing • Methods of cultivating crops • Crops like wheat, rice, corn • Fertile land becoming desert • Controlling supply and access • Large estate cash crop farming • Global economic interdependence • ...
Resources Resources Resources 2016-12-13
Across
- fishery that employs 85% of fishers
- plant sweat
- drinkable
- trees are a carbon _____________
- fish farming
- type of farming that is more export-oriented
- overfished in the Atlantic fishery
- rain, snow, sleet, hail
- minerals such as iron, gold, copper
- fishery that uses large ships with a variety of gear
- trees and other living materials that are removed to access mineral reserves
- sunlight, wind, water currents
Down
- can be regenerated if used carefully
- underground reserves of water
- limited and cannot be replaced
- well being for all forever
- a visual that makes data easily understandable
- rocks that contain a significant amount of mineral
- mining that is done 1000-3000 m below ground
- factory farming
- 97% of the world's water
- type of farming that requires large amount of labour
- type of forestry whose aim is profit
23 Clues: drinkable • plant sweat • fish farming • factory farming • rain, snow, sleet, hail • 97% of the world's water • well being for all forever • underground reserves of water • limited and cannot be replaced • sunlight, wind, water currents • trees are a carbon _____________ • overfished in the Atlantic fishery • fishery that employs 85% of fishers • minerals such as iron, gold, copper • ...
Resources Resources Resources 2016-12-13
Across
- drinkable
- sunlight, wind, water currents
- overfished in the Atlantic fishery
- can be regenerated if used carefully
- fishery that employs 85% of fishers
- limited and cannot be replaced
- a visual that makes data easily understandable
- 97% of the world's water
- well being for all forever
- type of farming that requires large amount of labour
- mining that is done 1000-3000 m below ground
Down
- fishery that uses large ships with a variety of gear
- minerals such as iron, gold, copper
- fish farming
- trees and other living materials that are removed to access mineral reserves
- type of forestry whose aim is profit
- rain, snow, sleet, hail
- plant sweat
- rocks that contain a significant amount of mineral
- factory farming
- underground reserves of water
- type of farming that is more export-oriented
- trees are a carbon _____________
23 Clues: drinkable • plant sweat • fish farming • factory farming • rain, snow, sleet, hail • 97% of the world's water • well being for all forever • underground reserves of water • sunlight, wind, water currents • limited and cannot be replaced • trees are a carbon _____________ • overfished in the Atlantic fishery • minerals such as iron, gold, copper • fishery that employs 85% of fishers • ...
Economic Activities 2020-10-09
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- Farm ________ is when a farmer owns multiple pieces of land
- Marketing in the cockpit country can be termed as
- Crop is grown by most Caribbean countries
- A multi-layered food garden is called a food _______
- One of the dangerous types of farming
- cultivation of crops such as cereals and vegetables for making oils or cloth
- Agriculture that occurs when farmers grow food crops for themselves and their families.
- type of farming system in which the area of the farm is large but inputs
- Main agricultural product of Jamaica
- Type of farming system in which a large number of inputs are used in a small area to produce high yield per unit area
- Most Caribbean countries have a/an _____ agricultural economy
Down
- Type of farming that includes the rearing of animals
- A product of farming
- Most agricultural activities in the Caribbean in the 19th were done on
- Major cash crop produced by Jamaica
- ___________ Agriculture is a large-scale production of crops for sale, intended for widespread distribution to wholesalers or retail outlets.
- Commercialized large scale farming
- The type of agriculture that deals with the sustenance of the health in soils
- Crop _______ is a method used to replenish soil
- The relationship that individuals and groups hold with respect to land and land-based resources
- Laborers who live in mobile homes are referred to as __________ farmers
- The value of goods and services produced within a country in a given year
22 Clues: A product of farming • Commercialized large scale farming • Major cash crop produced by Jamaica • Main agricultural product of Jamaica • One of the dangerous types of farming • Crop is grown by most Caribbean countries • Crop _______ is a method used to replenish soil • Marketing in the cockpit country can be termed as • ...
Agriculture 2021-01-28
Across
- One of the dangerous types of farming
- The type of agriculture that deals with the sustenance of the health in soils
- The value of goods and services produced within a country in a given year
- Most agricultural activities in the Caribbean in the 19th were done on
- A product of farming
- Commercialized large scale farming
- ______ Agriculture is a large-scale production of crops for sale, intended for widespread distribution to wholesalers or retail outlets.
- Main agricultural product of Jamaica
- cultivation of crops such as cereals and vegetables for making oils or cloth
Down
- Farm ________ is when a farmer owns multiple pieces of land
- Type of farming system in which a large quantity of inputs are used in a small area to produce high yield per unit area
- Marketing in the cockpit country can be termed as
- The relationship that individuals and groups hold with respect to land and land-based resources
- Agriculture that occurs when farmers grow food crops for themselves and their families.
- A multi-layered food garden is called a food _______
- Major cash crop produced by Jamaica
- Crop grown by most Caribbean countries
- Type of farming that includes the rearing of animals
- type of farming system in which the area of the farm is large but inputs
- Laborers who live in mobile homes are referred to as __________ farmers
- Most Caribbean countries have a/an _____ agricultural economy
- Crop _______ is a method used to replenish soil
22 Clues: A product of farming • Commercialized large scale farming • Major cash crop produced by Jamaica • Main agricultural product of Jamaica • One of the dangerous types of farming • Crop grown by most Caribbean countries • Crop _______ is a method used to replenish soil • Marketing in the cockpit country can be termed as • A multi-layered food garden is called a food _______ • ...
agriculture 2024-02-26
Across
- process of raising animals or cultivating
- cattle. breeding and raising of cattle for varios purposes such as meat production and dairy farming
- the mating and production of offspring by animals
- beekeping, the management of bees for honey and other beerelated products
- farming. raising and breeding of goats for meat milk and fiber producción
- taking care of an animal since it was born
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- general term for varios farming activities
- farming. breeding and raising of chickens, ducks, and other birds for meat and egg production
- business operations involved in agricultural sector
- processing vegetables
- farming. breeding and raising of pigs for pork producción
- person in charge of farming
12 Clues: processing vegetables • person in charge of farming • process of raising animals or cultivating • general term for varios farming activities • taking care of an animal since it was born • the mating and production of offspring by animals • business operations involved in agricultural sector • farming. breeding and raising of pigs for pork producción • ...
Agriculture 2025-09-13
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- Fertile land where crops can be grown
- Farming done mainly to feed the farmer’s family with little surplus family with little surplus
- Old type of farming using traditional tools and family labour
- The practice of growing crops and rearing animals
- Economic activity where raw materials are changed into finished goods, like wheat into bread
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- Farming on small land using more labour, common in Asia
- Farming done mainly to sell crops in the market for profit
- Economic activity that uses natural resources directly, like farming and fishing
- Economic activity that provides services like transport, trade, banking, and advertisin.
- Steps in farming like ploughing, sowing, weeding, and harvesting
- The result of farming, like crops, fruits, vegetables, and dairy products
- Things needed at the beginning of farming like seeds, fertilizers, and labour
12 Clues: Fertile land where crops can be grown • The practice of growing crops and rearing animals • Farming on small land using more labour, common in Asia • Farming done mainly to sell crops in the market for profit • Old type of farming using traditional tools and family labour • Steps in farming like ploughing, sowing, weeding, and harvesting • ...
