farming Crossword Puzzles
settlements 2022-10-21
Across
- area were black people were moved to
- housing area
- producing from the land
- move from rural to urban
- tall buildings
- farming for your family
- towns and cities
- large pieces of land
- small buildings
Down
- recreational activity
- a place where people live
- attracts people
- increase in the number of people living in urban areas
- jobs that people do for others
- farming for a profit
- forces people to leave
16 Clues: housing area • tall buildings • attracts people • small buildings • towns and cities • farming for a profit • large pieces of land • recreational activity • forces people to leave • producing from the land • farming for your family • move from rural to urban • a place where people live • jobs that people do for others • area were black people were moved to • ...
The Story of Village Palampur 2021-07-14
10 Clues: Jowar and Bajra • require little land • irrigate larger areas • modern farming method • wooden cart drawn by buffaloes • greater grains on a single plant • highest use of chemical fertilizers • main production activity in Palampur • farming in India is largely dependent • 80 per cent of total farmers in India
Unit 5 Review 2026-02-08
Across
- Settlement A settlement pattern characterized by closely grouped buildings and houses, often found in rural or historic areas.
- The cultivation of a single crop species over large areas, typically in commercial agriculture.
- Farming Agriculture that requires relatively low inputs and labor per unit of land, often involving large land areas and lower yields.
- Farming A type of agriculture that involves high levels of input, labor, and technology per unit of land, often resulting in high yields.
- The process by which humans selectively breed and cultivate plants and animals for specific traits or purposes.
- Exchange The exchange of plants, animals, and diseases between the Old World (Europe, Asia, and Africa) and the New World (the Americas) following Christopher Columbus's voyages.
- Settlement A settlement pattern characterized by buildings and houses arranged along a linear feature, such as a road or river.
- Herding A livelihood based on the continuous movement of livestock in search of fresh pasture and water.
- Cultivation A traditional farming method that involves rotating fields to allow soil to recover after periods of cultivation.
- The practice of growing a single crop repeatedly on the same land, often leading to soil depletion and pest issues.
- and Bounds A system of land surveying that uses natural features and distances to define property boundaries.
- Agriculture Large-scale commercial farming that typically specializes in the cultivation of a single crop, often in tropical or subtropical regions.
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- Farming Agriculture primarily aimed at producing enough food for the farmer's family and local consumption.
- Capacity The maximum population size that an environment can support with available resources.
- Gardening A form of horticulture that focuses on growing high-value, perishable crops for sale in local or urban markets.
- of Scale The cost advantages that result from increasing the scale of production and reducing per-unit costs.
- Farming Agriculture primarily focused on producing crops and livestock for sale in markets and distribution.
- Settlement A settlement pattern where buildings and houses are spread out over a wide area, often found in rural regions.
- Agricultural Revolution A period of significant agricultural innovation and improvement in the 18th and 19th centuries, including the use of new crop varieties and farming techniques.
- Theory An economic theory that explains how the price and demand for land vary with proximity to urban centers.
- Thunen Model A theoretical model that explains the spatial distribution of agricultural activities based on transportation costs and market access.
- and Range A system of land surveying used in much of the United States, involving the division of land into a grid of townships and ranges.
- Cresent An ancient region in the Middle East known for its early agricultural development and fertile land.
- Revolution A period of rapid agricultural advancement in the mid-20th century, characterized by the development of high-yielding crop varieties and increased use of technology and chemicals.
- The practice of raising and grazing livestock, often on large, open tracts of land, with minimal cultivation of crops.
- Crop/Livestock A type of farming that combines the cultivation of crops and the raising of livestock in a complementary manner.
- Chain The network of production, distribution, and consumption that links the various stages of production for a particular commodity.
- Lot A land division pattern that gives each landowner access to a river or road, typical in parts of North America.
28 Clues: Capacity The maximum population size that an environment can support with available resources. • The cultivation of a single crop species over large areas, typically in commercial agriculture. • Herding A livelihood based on the continuous movement of livestock in search of fresh pasture and water. • ...
Video Scavenger Hunt 2017-09-20
Across
- "Non-GMO does not mean _____________"
- Conventional farming utilizes ___________ that farmers have available to them today.
- What is reduced, but not eliminated in organic farming systems?
- "GMOs can __________ pesticide use".
- Name an example of technology conventional farmers have available to them?
- ? = Animal By-Products
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- "Almost half of EU Organic Pesticides failed ___________ _________ evaluations".
- How do you replenish soil nutrients organically?
- "____________ does not need pesticides to grows".
- Organic= ?
- "Organic does not mean ______________ free".
- What is the traditional type of farming we use?
12 Clues: Organic= ? • ? = Animal By-Products • "GMOs can __________ pesticide use". • "Non-GMO does not mean _____________" • "Organic does not mean ______________ free". • What is the traditional type of farming we use? • How do you replenish soil nutrients organically? • "____________ does not need pesticides to grows". • ...
Agriculture5 2024-09-27
Across
- Production of milk and dairy products
- Preparation of soil for planting
- Study of soil, crops, and farming
- Tool for tilling soil
- Cultivation of fruits, vegetables, and flowers
- Growing plants in water-based systems
Down
- Vehicle for farming tasks
- system Network of water supply
- Vehicle for farming tasks
- Artificial water supply for crops
- Self-sufficient farming system
- Study of insects
12 Clues: Study of insects • Tool for tilling soil • Vehicle for farming tasks • Vehicle for farming tasks • system Network of water supply • Self-sufficient farming system • Preparation of soil for planting • Artificial water supply for crops • Study of soil, crops, and farming • Production of milk and dairy products • Growing plants in water-based systems • ...
The Future of Farming 2023-03-20
Across
- another factor that improved farming
- large fish often used in sushi
- pickers machines that pick fruit instead of people
- leafy greens are grown on walls in this type of garden
- small detectors used to monitor crop growth and changes
- crafts which monitor agriculture from space
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- insects which destroy crops
- the modifications made by scientists to food
- name given to fish farming
- flying technologies which record from the air
- one factor that improved farming
- meet from cattle
12 Clues: meet from cattle • name given to fish farming • insects which destroy crops • large fish often used in sushi • one factor that improved farming • another factor that improved farming • crafts which monitor agriculture from space • the modifications made by scientists to food • flying technologies which record from the air • pickers machines that pick fruit instead of people • ...
EPV 2021-09-28
13 Clues: move • cities • Farming • first age • Before writing • long period of time • use of tool for need • doing something well • Gathering to farming • move for better needs • more than needs to be • object to help do a task • the training of pants and animals
ancient mesopatamia 2024-01-03
Across
- led the first strong army
- the religion everyone followed
- a wood that only the phoenicians had
- these are big temples for praying to the gods
- big river for farming and boating on
- an ancient wonder of the world created by king Nebuchadnezzar for his wife
- known for enforcing some of the first laws
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- they key source of irrigation
- had very rich soil that was good for farming
- used to help farming by plating seeds
- used for flooding and when there are droughts
- invented by the sumerians to help transportation
- a long story told (gilgamesh)
- kings were on the top and slaves and farmers on the bottom
- a person who wrote on clay tablets
15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...
Maya Civilization 2024-01-10
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- writing with pictures
- each group of Maya lived in a ____________ with their own land, laws, and leaders.
- type of farming where they planted crops in mounds of dirt because the soil was too wet
- the class that most Maya people belonged to
- how the land is used; farming
- the only class that knew how to read and write
- type of farming where they cut down all the trees and burned to ground so they could plant their crops
- corn
- the country's name where the Maya used to live
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- how buildings and structures are designed
- technology that the Maya invented
- Mayan temple buildings
- maize, squash, and beans
- believing in more than one god
- the peninsula where the Maya people lived
15 Clues: corn • writing with pictures • Mayan temple buildings • maize, squash, and beans • how the land is used; farming • believing in more than one god • technology that the Maya invented • how buildings and structures are designed • the peninsula where the Maya people lived • the class that most Maya people belonged to • the only class that knew how to read and write • ...
Ab- Colton Van Winkle 2016-01-20
Across
- commercial gardening and fruit farming
- a second crop is planted after the first one
- when a plant is modified from its original state
- where planting and farming is done by a crew
- Farmers way of life
- using a hook, a pole, and a string to catch a food supply
- the feeding relationships between species in a biotic community
- the practice of studying and managing forests and plantations
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- large scale corporate farming
- introduction of high yield hybrid crops
- the practice of rotating fields for different crops
- any tech applacation that uses any bioogical system
- the cultivation of rice on a paddy
- raising a sertain animal to produce this
- a farm for livestock fattening or dairying
15 Clues: Farmers way of life • large scale corporate farming • the cultivation of rice on a paddy • commercial gardening and fruit farming • introduction of high yield hybrid crops • raising a sertain animal to produce this • a farm for livestock fattening or dairying • a second crop is planted after the first one • where planting and farming is done by a crew • ...
ancient mesopatamia 2024-01-03
Across
- led the first strong army
- the religion everyone followed
- a wood that only the phoenicians had
- these are big temples for praying to the gods
- big river for farming and boating on
- an ancient wonder of the world created by king Nebuchadnezzar for his wife
- known for enforcing some of the first laws
Down
- they key source of irrigation
- had very rich soil that was good for farming
- used to help farming by plating seeds
- used for flooding and when there are droughts
- invented by the sumerians to help transportation
- a long story told (gilgamesh)
- kings were on the top and slaves and farmers on the bottom
- a person who wrote on clay tablets
15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...
ancient mesopatamia 2024-01-03
Across
- led the first strong army
- the religion everyone followed
- a wood that only the phoenicians had
- these are big temples for praying to the gods
- big river for farming and boating on
- an ancient wonder of the world created by king Nebuchadnezzar for his wife
- known for enforcing some of the first laws
Down
- they key source of irrigation
- had very rich soil that was good for farming
- used to help farming by plating seeds
- used for flooding and when there are droughts
- invented by the sumerians to help transportation
- a long story told (gilgamesh)
- kings were on the top and slaves and farmers on the bottom
- a person who wrote on clay tablets
15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...
ancient mesopatamia 2024-01-03
Across
- led the first strong army
- the religion everyone followed
- a wood that only the phoenicians had
- these are big temples for praying to the gods
- big river for farming and boating on
- an ancient wonder of the world created by king Nebuchadnezzar for his wife
- known for enforcing some of the first laws
Down
- they key source of irrigation
- had very rich soil that was good for farming
- used to help farming by plating seeds
- used for flooding and when there are droughts
- invented by the sumerians to help transportation
- a long story told (gilgamesh)
- kings were on the top and slaves and farmers on the bottom
- a person who wrote on clay tablets
15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...
First Civilizations 2024-10-24
Across
- the different features of early civilizations worked to form their
- Made the land rich and allowed people to grow a lot of food
- The second farming society
- needed to manage projects like building or handing out food
- marked a turning point (people could not use animals and plants for more things)
Down
- The third farming society
- connected with other civilizations in Northern Africa
- The river on the left of Mesopotamia
- Early civilizations depended on it
- The first farming society
10 Clues: The third farming society • The first farming society • The second farming society • Early civilizations depended on it • The river on the left of Mesopotamia • connected with other civilizations in Northern Africa • Made the land rich and allowed people to grow a lot of food • needed to manage projects like building or handing out food • ...
Agricultural terms 2020-08-24
Across
- herds of animals are moved around randomly
- The business of agricultural production
- Managing forests for human benefit
- Growing crops to sell
- Farming enough food purely to sustain oneself
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- Using small effort for a size of land
- Growing crops for a profit
- where areas are temporarily used until the farmers move on to a new place
- Using a large amount of effort for the size of land
- Allowing animals to eat plants in order to gain animal products
10 Clues: Growing crops to sell • Growing crops for a profit • Managing forests for human benefit • Using small effort for a size of land • The business of agricultural production • herds of animals are moved around randomly • Farming enough food purely to sustain oneself • Using a large amount of effort for the size of land • ...
ancient mesopatamia 2024-01-03
Across
- led the first strong army
- the religion everyone followed
- a wood that only the phoenicians had
- these are big temples for praying to the gods
- big river for farming and boating on
- an ancient wonder of the world created by king Nebuchadnezzar for his wife
- known for enforcing some of the first laws
Down
- they key source of irrigation
- had very rich soil that was good for farming
- used to help farming by plating seeds
- used for flooding and when there are droughts
- invented by the sumerians to help transportation
- a long story told (gilgamesh)
- kings were on the top and slaves and farmers on the bottom
- a person who wrote on clay tablets
15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...
ancient mesopatamia 2024-01-03
Across
- led the first strong army
- the religion everyone followed
- a wood that only the phoenicians had
- these are big temples for praying to the gods
- big river for farming and boating on
- an ancient wonder of the world created by king Nebuchadnezzar for his wife
- known for enforcing some of the first laws
Down
- they key source of irrigation
- had very rich soil that was good for farming
- used to help farming by plating seeds
- used for flooding and when there are droughts
- invented by the sumerians to help transportation
- a long story told (gilgamesh)
- kings were on the top and slaves and farmers on the bottom
- a person who wrote on clay tablets
15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...
Ecosystems Crossword Puzzle 2022-03-07
Across
- Farming method where you use what is only in the forest and is regulated by strict laws. (Means you cannot add or get rid of plants in the area)
- Farming method where you plant your crop and then leave space for wild and native plants to grow in-between your crops.
- process by which plants and other producers make their own food.
- Organisms of the same species living and interacting in a habitat
- mass removal of a land and trees.
- What is the useable form of energy for the cell?
- the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
- Farming method where only one set of crops is planted and all other wildlife is removed.
- Rate at which a population increases.
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- This process releases energy from food.
- Living organism
- Farming method where you plant many crop varieties in a single field (more than one crop in a farm)
- A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
- Non-living Organism
- Rate at which a population decreases
15 Clues: Living organism • Non-living Organism • mass removal of a land and trees. • Rate at which a population decreases • Rate at which a population increases. • This process releases energy from food. • What is the useable form of energy for the cell? • process by which plants and other producers make their own food. • ...
AP Human Geography Unit 5" types of farming" 2020-05-28
Across
- burning of a cleared forest land to make ready to farm.
- growing food in a city or in a high population
- farming that is largely done all by automated machines on a small area of land
- large amounts of crops with most of the work done by humans
- methods of crop and animal products that involves much less pesticides,GMOs, and growth hormones.
- movement of water by canal to crops
- when the ground is a cleared for farming , farmed for several years and then abandoned until the plants naturally return
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- small-scale production of plants as cash crops to sell right to consumers
- a climate characterized by a warm, wet winter followed by a windy, hot and dry summer.
- large scale agriculture of crops for sale to a retail outlet.
- farming wit the purpose to feed yourself and your family
- buying local farms fresh produce
- form of sustenance farming based of the herding of domestic cattle animals
- the rearing of aquatic animals/plants for food
- trade between companies in developed countries and producers in developing countries in which fair prices are paid to producers
15 Clues: buying local farms fresh produce • movement of water by canal to crops • growing food in a city or in a high population • the rearing of aquatic animals/plants for food • burning of a cleared forest land to make ready to farm. • farming wit the purpose to feed yourself and your family • large amounts of crops with most of the work done by humans • ...
Agricultural Terms 2015-03-23
Across
- a system of growing one crop
- large scale production processing and packaging of food using modern methods and equipment
- adopting wild plants and animals for human use
- is the practice of growing a series of different types of crops in the same area
- water is channeled from streams on farmlands
- first crops exported from Jamaica to Britain and later to other countries
- farming done on a small scale where the surplus is sold after the farmer takes out enough for his household
- plowed land left unseeded in a growing season to pressure nutrients in the soil and increase crop production
Down
- is self-sufficiency farming in which the farmers focuses on growing enough food to feed themselves and their families.
- rich chemical substance applied to soil to replenish and encourage plant growth
- collecting the mature rice crop from the field
- tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops
- a multiple cropping practice involving growing two or more crops
- raring animals and cultivation of crops
- characteristic features of a land surface
- exchange of goods and services
16 Clues: a system of growing one crop • exchange of goods and services • raring animals and cultivation of crops • characteristic features of a land surface • water is channeled from streams on farmlands • collecting the mature rice crop from the field • adopting wild plants and animals for human use • tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops • ...
Ecosystems Crossword Puzzle 2022-03-07
Across
- process by which plants and other producers make their own food.
- Living organism
- Farming method where you plant many crop varieties in a single field (more than one crop in a farm)
- Non-living Organism
- Farming method where you use what is only in the forest and is regulated by strict laws. (Means you cannot add or get rid of plants in the area)
- Farming method where you plant your crop and then leave space for wild and native plants to grow in-between your crops.
- Rate at which a population decreases
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- the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
- A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
- Farming method where only one set of crops is planted and all other wildlife is removed.
- Organisms of the same species living and interacting in a habitat
- This process releases energy from food.
- Rate at which a population increases.
- mass removal of a land and trees.
14 Clues: Living organism • Non-living Organism • mass removal of a land and trees. • Rate at which a population decreases • Rate at which a population increases. • This process releases energy from food. • process by which plants and other producers make their own food. • Organisms of the same species living and interacting in a habitat • ...
AG CROSSWORD 2026-03-24
Across
- Farming: Growing food without artificial chemicals, fertilizers, or pesticides.
- Artificially bringing water to dry land to grow crops.
- Yield: The amount of crop harvested per unit of land.
- Farming: A farm that grows crops and raises livestock together.
- Erosion: The removal of topsoil by natural forces like wind or water.
- A very young plant grown from a seed.
- A long, narrow trench made in the ground by a plow for planting or irrigation.
- When water washes nutrients or chemicals out of the soil.
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- The business part of farming, including making equipment, supplying fertilizer, and selling products.
- Rotation: Planting different crops in the same field in different seasons to keep soil healthy.
- Chemicals used to kill bugs or weeds that hurt crops.
- Tillage: Reducing how often the soil is plowed to prevent erosion and keep it healthy.
- Farming: Growing crops specifically, rather than raising animals.
- Preparing the soil and caring for crops.
- (Genetically Modified Organism). : An organism whose genetic material has been altered for specific traits.
15 Clues: A very young plant grown from a seed. • Preparing the soil and caring for crops. • Chemicals used to kill bugs or weeds that hurt crops. • Artificially bringing water to dry land to grow crops. • Yield: The amount of crop harvested per unit of land. • When water washes nutrients or chemicals out of the soil. • ...
Mr. O'Hayer's Homework 4! 2025-10-01
Across
- a person who moves from place to place instead of living in one permanent home
- when people focus on one kind of work or skill
- a place where people build homes and live together
- something useful found in nature, such as water, soil, wood, or stone
- a sea that was important for trade and farming in ancient times
- one of the world’s first large farming villages, located in present-day Turkey
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- the practice of farming, growing crops, and raising animals for food
- a rich, curved area of land in the Middle East where farming first began
- a shiny black volcanic rock used to make sharp tools and weapons
- to tame and raise plants or animals for human use
- a group of people living and working together in one place
- the exchange of goods or services between people
- lasting, not temporary; staying in one place
- the earlier part of the Stone Age, when people were hunter-gatherers
- the later part of the Stone Age, when people farmed and lived in permanent villages
15 Clues: lasting, not temporary; staying in one place • when people focus on one kind of work or skill • the exchange of goods or services between people • to tame and raise plants or animals for human use • a place where people build homes and live together • a group of people living and working together in one place • ...
13 Colonies Crossword 2024-01-03
Across
- This colony gave Pennsylvania access to the Atlantic Ocean.
- This colony was safe for Quakers.
- A colony mainly founded by fishermen and loggers.
- This modern state used to be part of Massachusetts' second half.
- The original name for the stolen Dutch colony.
- The colony on the southern end of New York.
- This colony grew from Jamestown.
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- A Catholic colony named after the Virgin Mary.
- These colonies were named after King Charles II.
- This region made money from slavery and plantation farming.
- The most northern of the 13 colonies.
- The other colony that broke off of Massachusetts.
- A colony for people in debt.
- A colony stolen from the Dutch.
- This region made money from mining and farming.
- One of two colonies that broke off of Massachusetts.
- This region had terrible farming, so it relied on trade and fishing.
17 Clues: A colony for people in debt. • A colony stolen from the Dutch. • This colony grew from Jamestown. • This colony was safe for Quakers. • The most northern of the 13 colonies. • The colony on the southern end of New York. • A Catholic colony named after the Virgin Mary. • The original name for the stolen Dutch colony. • This region made money from mining and farming. • ...
Ecosystems Crossword Puzzle 2022-03-07
Across
- mass removal of a land and trees.
- Rate at which a population increases.
- Farming method where you plant your crop and then leave space for wild and native plants to grow in-between your crops.
- Farming method where only one set of crops is planted and all other wildlife is removed.
- the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem.
- Non-living Organism
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- Farming method where you use what is only in the forest and is regulated by strict laws. (Means you cannot add or get rid of plants in the area)
- process by which plants and other producers make their own food.
- Organisms of the same species living and interacting in a habitat
- This process releases energy from food.
- Farming method where you plant many crop varieties in a single field (more than one crop in a farm)
- A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
- Rate at which a population decreases
- Living organism
14 Clues: Living organism • Non-living Organism • mass removal of a land and trees. • Rate at which a population decreases • Rate at which a population increases. • This process releases energy from food. • process by which plants and other producers make their own food. • Organisms of the same species living and interacting in a habitat • ...
Agricultural Terms 2015-03-23
Across
- a system of growing one crop
- first crops exported from Jamaica to Britain and later to other countries
- raring animals and cultivation of crops
- large scale production processing and packaging of food using modern methods and equipment
- is the practice of growing a series of different types of crops in the same area
- farming done on a small scale where the surplus is sold after the farmer takes out enough for his household
- exchange of goods and services
- collecting the mature rice crop from the field
Down
- is self-sufficiency farming in which the farmers focuses on growing enough food to feed themselves and their families.
- plowed land left unseeded in a growing season to pressure nutrients in the soil and increase crop production
- adopting wild plants and animals for human use
- tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops
- water is channeled from streams on farmlands
- rich chemical substance applied to soil to replenish and encourage plant growth
- characteristic features of a land surface
- a multiple cropping practice involving growing two or more crops
16 Clues: a system of growing one crop • exchange of goods and services • raring animals and cultivation of crops • characteristic features of a land surface • water is channeled from streams on farmlands • adopting wild plants and animals for human use • collecting the mature rice crop from the field • tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops • ...
Agricultural Terms 2015-03-23
Across
- a system of growing one crop
- large scale production processing and packaging of food using modern methods and equipment
- adopting wild plants and animals for human use
- is the practice of growing a series of different types of crops in the same area
- water is channeled from streams on farmlands
- first crops exported from Jamaica to Britain and later to other countries
- farming done on a small scale where the surplus is sold after the farmer takes out enough for his household
- plowed land left unseeded in a growing season to pressure nutrients in the soil and increase crop production
Down
- is self-sufficiency farming in which the farmers focuses on growing enough food to feed themselves and their families.
- rich chemical substance applied to soil to replenish and encourage plant growth
- collecting the mature rice crop from the field
- tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops
- a multiple cropping practice involving growing two or more crops
- raring animals and cultivation of crops
- characteristic features of a land surface
- exchange of goods and services
16 Clues: a system of growing one crop • exchange of goods and services • raring animals and cultivation of crops • characteristic features of a land surface • water is channeled from streams on farmlands • collecting the mature rice crop from the field • adopting wild plants and animals for human use • tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops • ...
Agricultural Terms 2015-03-23
Across
- water is channeled from streams on farmlands
- a multiple cropping practice involving growing two or more crops
- farming done on a small scale where the surplus is sold after the farmer takes out enough for his household
- collecting the mature rice crop from the field
- first crops exported from Jamaica to Britain and later to other countries
- large scale production processing and packaging of food using modern methods and equipment
- a system of growing one crop
Down
- rich chemical substance applied to soil to replenish and encourage plant growth
- is self-sufficiency farming in which the farmers focuses on growing enough food to feed themselves and their families.
- characteristic features of a land surface
- plowed land left unseeded in a growing season to pressure nutrients in the soil and increase crop production
- tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops
- is the practice of growing a series of different types of crops in the same area
- adopting wild plants and animals for human use
- exchange of goods and services
- raring animals and cultivation of crops
16 Clues: a system of growing one crop • exchange of goods and services • raring animals and cultivation of crops • characteristic features of a land surface • water is channeled from streams on farmlands • collecting the mature rice crop from the field • adopting wild plants and animals for human use • tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops • ...
Future Foods 2025-07-03
9 Clues: Growing food • Seaweed farming • Farming insects for food • Fear of trying new foods • Cell-cultured production • Fungus-derived meat substitute • Community-controlled government • Adding nutrients to staple crops • EU classification for lab-grown meat
Future Foods 2025-07-03
9 Clues: Growing food • Seaweed farming • Farming insects for food • Cell-cultured production • Fear of trying new things • Fungus-derived meat substitute • Community-controlled government • Adding nutrients to staple crops • EU classification for lab-grown meat
Economic activity 2022-11-17
Across
- the process whereby the importance of manufacturing in the economy declines
- An example of primary work
- Farming involving the growing of crops
- The collection of raw materials
- without this, the factor woud not be able to function
- a factory would want to be close to this
Down
- Farming invoving cattle
- the service sector
- Involves making and manufacturing things
- Services related to the knowledge sector
- An example of tertiary work
11 Clues: the service sector • Farming invoving cattle • An example of primary work • An example of tertiary work • The collection of raw materials • Farming involving the growing of crops • Involves making and manufacturing things • Services related to the knowledge sector • a factory would want to be close to this • without this, the factor woud not be able to function • ...
VIKINGS 2023-07-20
Across
- a place with lots of trees
- something you need to survive
- the amount of people in a country/city
- weather over a long period of time
- land that's good for farming
- the action to sail across the sea
Down
- farming in rivers/oceans/seas
- to travel somewhere new
- the process of building something you need to sail
- the opposite of hot
- soil that's good for farming
11 Clues: the opposite of hot • to travel somewhere new • a place with lots of trees • soil that's good for farming • land that's good for farming • farming in rivers/oceans/seas • something you need to survive • the action to sail across the sea • weather over a long period of time • the amount of people in a country/city • the process of building something you need to sail
From Old Stone Age to New Stone Age 2022-01-24
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- Neolithic is a fancy word for ________
- fancy word for "to get"
- Farming was discovered ten ________ years ago
- farming changed ___________
- agriculture is a fancy word for __________
- Old Stone _______
- New ______ Age
Down
- Paleolithic is a fancy word for ________
- in the Old Stone age we would hunt and ______ food
- to raise an animal for food
10 Clues: New ______ Age • Old Stone _______ • fancy word for "to get" • to raise an animal for food • farming changed ___________ • Neolithic is a fancy word for ________ • Paleolithic is a fancy word for ________ • agriculture is a fancy word for __________ • Farming was discovered ten ________ years ago • in the Old Stone age we would hunt and ______ food
Future Foods 2025-07-03
9 Clues: Growing food • Seaweed farming • Cell-cultured production • Farming insects for food • Fear of trying new things • Fungus-derived meat substitute • Community-controlled government • Adding nutrients to staple crops • EU classification for lab-grown meat
Future Foods 2025-07-03
9 Clues: Growing food • Seaweed farming • Farming insects for food • Cell-cultured production • Fear of trying new things • Fungus-derived meat substitute • Community-controlled government • Adding nutrients to staple crops • EU classification for lab-grown meat
Maya Aztecs Inca 2012-10-01
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- the island were the Aztecs settled was on a _________
- one of the signs the Aztecs were searching for to settle down
- Tenochtitlan was the capital of their empire
- to enlarge their empires the Aztecs and the Inca ______________ other people.
- main occupation of the Maya
- The Aztecs expected it in the beak of an eagle
- the name of this city means "near the cactus"
- payment that people must pay to their rulers.
- this empire had the fastest communication system in the world because of their roads
- a group of lands and people ruled by one leader
- the capital of the Inca Empire
Down
- they were among the first people to use the number zero in mathematics
- god of war for the Aztecs
- this caused the Maya civilization to improve greatly
- it was used by the Aztecs for farming.
- for farming the Aztecs used floating ___________
- when you produce more food than you can use you have a __________
- to please their god they offer him human _____________
- in what present day country the Aztecs lived
- this country is where Cuzco was located.
20 Clues: god of war for the Aztecs • main occupation of the Maya • the capital of the Inca Empire • it was used by the Aztecs for farming. • this country is where Cuzco was located. • Tenochtitlan was the capital of their empire • in what present day country the Aztecs lived • the name of this city means "near the cactus" • payment that people must pay to their rulers. • ...
Colonial Economy 2023-11-29
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- A laborer who agrees to work without pay for a certain amount of time for passage to America.
- An easily sold crop.
- Region of flat low-lying plains along the seacoast.
- Life in colonial America was based largely on ___.
- These colonies had all four seasons, good ports, and farming, too.
- What group of colonies were known for subsistence farming?
- In the simplest terms, the way people spend and make money.
- The ocean that Slave Trade took place on.
- The term given to the trip between Africa and the Americas for enslaved people.
Down
- Rules that controlled the behavior and punishment of enslaved people.
- What was the trade called between Africa, Europe, and America
- variety, such as ethnic or national groups.
- North Carolina was apart of the _____ colonies.
- Between the Tidewater and Appalachian Mountains.
- Colony was under direct English control
- The cash crop of South Carolina and Georgia.
- The cash crop of Virginia and Maryland.
- Farming to have just enough.
- A plant found by Eliza Lucas was used for blue dye.
- Colony of the northern part of the Southern Colonies.
20 Clues: An easily sold crop. • Farming to have just enough. • Colony was under direct English control • The cash crop of Virginia and Maryland. • The ocean that Slave Trade took place on. • variety, such as ethnic or national groups. • The cash crop of South Carolina and Georgia. • North Carolina was apart of the _____ colonies. • Between the Tidewater and Appalachian Mountains. • ...
AHill Plant Agriculture Vocab Crossword 2025-09-15
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- Molecular nature of rock is changed due to reactions with water, oxygen, etc.
- In 1929, the Great Depression made record low prices of this crop.
- Classifies soil based on the relative amounts of each particle.
- Bedrock. Unweathered, solid rock.
- _______ Prairies that are semi-arid grasslands.
- What is the B Horizon?
- plants gather energy by absorbing _______.
- Ideal for farming. Moderate water retention and percolation rate.
Down
- Greatest ecological disaster in US history.
- Physical breakdown of rock by wind, water, cold, and heat.
- Which biome is best for farming?
- The severe erosion was caused by the loss of native _____ _____.
- Parent material. Rock that has undergone little weathering.
- Very shallow O and A horizons due to rapid plant growth and leaching.
- Bad for farming, heavy leaching of nutrients and soil drying to to percolation rate.
- Plants obtain water from _____.
- Loosens and mixes soils, increasing water percolation and mixing O-Horizon humus into the topsoil.
- The topsoil.
- Intermediate size, space, and retention in topsoil.
- Partially decomposed plant and animal matter.
20 Clues: The topsoil. • What is the B Horizon? • Plants obtain water from _____. • Which biome is best for farming? • Bedrock. Unweathered, solid rock. • plants gather energy by absorbing _______. • Greatest ecological disaster in US history. • Partially decomposed plant and animal matter. • _______ Prairies that are semi-arid grasslands. • ...
Developed Farming Changes 2026-02-23
Across
- Helps to absorb more CO2 from the atmosphere
- Can boost farmer's income through other business ventures
- Caused by rural to urban migration due to lack of farm jobs
- Improve speed and efficiency
- Leaves less land for crop growing
- Your developed case study for rural
Down
- Lowered due to less chemicals flowing into water ways
- Help to keep crops watered
- Can identify problems quickly
- Left behind by tourists visiting farm parks
- Caused by tourists visiting farm parks
- Given by the government to encourage sustainable practices
- Increased rate when jobs are carried out by machines
- Produced without fertilisers of pesticides
14 Clues: Help to keep crops watered • Improve speed and efficiency • Can identify problems quickly • Leaves less land for crop growing • Your developed case study for rural • Caused by tourists visiting farm parks • Produced without fertilisers of pesticides • Left behind by tourists visiting farm parks • Helps to absorb more CO2 from the atmosphere • ...
Ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt 2023-01-05
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- Mesopotamian temples dedicated to a city's main God
- rank in society determined by your job
- belief in many Gods
- reed that Egyptians used to make paper and other products
- tombs for Pharaoh and show Egyptians skills in architecture
- Pharaoh who used trade to help make Egypt wealthy
- main God of Ancient Egypt represents the Sun
- Hammurabi's Code supported higher classes
- bringing water to dry land or crops by digging channels
- Pharaoh who united Egypt and established its first dynasty
- Ancient leaders had absolute _________ because it was believed to come from the Gods
Down
- farming
- having more food than needed
- technology that made farming easier
- embalming or preserving dead bodies for the afterlife
- fertile land near Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
- ruling family
- Ancient writers that mainly kept records for the government
- belief in one God
- focusing one job or occupation
- river in Ancient Egypt that was important as a transportation route and fertile soil when flood
- land that is good for farming
- means wedge-shaped writing of Mesopotamians used to keep records
23 Clues: farming • ruling family • belief in one God • belief in many Gods • having more food than needed • land that is good for farming • focusing one job or occupation • technology that made farming easier • rank in society determined by your job • Hammurabi's Code supported higher classes • main God of Ancient Egypt represents the Sun • fertile land near Tigris and Euphrates Rivers • ...
AP HUG VOCAB 2025-05-16
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- something that makes people want to leave a place
- how things are arranged on Earth
- how culture spreads from one place to another
- farming to feed your family, not to sell
- when companies send jobs to other countries to save money
- a country with borders and a government
- Force/ things that bring people in a country together
- when people take on some traits of another culture
- how many people live in a certain area
- the most people an area can support
- more people moving into cities
- new farming methods that made food production go way up
- the total money a country makes from all its goods and services
Down
- farming to sell food for money
- neighborhoods outside the main city
- when places build factories and start making lots of goods
- shows how much the real world is shrunk down on a map
- when rich people move into poorer city areas, making them nicer but pricier
- a country where almost everyone is from the same nation
- where something is compared to other places
20 Clues: farming to sell food for money • more people moving into cities • how things are arranged on Earth • neighborhoods outside the main city • the most people an area can support • how many people live in a certain area • a country with borders and a government • farming to feed your family, not to sell • where something is compared to other places • ...
Aztec/Maya/Inca Crossword 2024-04-05
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- The ancient Aztec city
- Type of farming that involves using fire
- Building used to study the sky
- The civilization that lived along the western side of South America
- The famous ancient city Peru
- the mountain range that covers the western coast of South America
- The civilization that lived in modern day Mexico
Down
- The Mayas lived in this region of the Americas
- Thickly clustered
- An artificial island used for farming
- the region of the world that extends south from central Mexico into northern Central America.
- The steps that the Incas used for farming
- Another name for canal or pipe
- The Aztecs built these to hold back water
14 Clues: Thickly clustered • The ancient Aztec city • The famous ancient city Peru • Building used to study the sky • Another name for canal or pipe • An artificial island used for farming • Type of farming that involves using fire • The steps that the Incas used for farming • The Aztecs built these to hold back water • The Mayas lived in this region of the Americas • ...
UOI - 5 Farming 2021-01-22
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- This crop sown mainly in summer season.
- it sprayed by farmer to control weeds.
- Bajara seed sown by this method.
- Who starts decomposing waste to produce manure.
- They release nutrients after their decomposition.
- loss of top layer of soil by wind and water is called--
Down
- Rearing of silkworm.
- it helps in cutting small trees.
- coriander seeds are sown by---
- helps in beating grains and crops and is a threshing tool.
- chemical substance which improve the growth of plant.
- One name of pesticide.
- it prevent soil erosion.
- rabi crops are sown in ---- season.
14 Clues: Rearing of silkworm. • One name of pesticide. • it prevent soil erosion. • coriander seeds are sown by--- • it helps in cutting small trees. • Bajara seed sown by this method. • rabi crops are sown in ---- season. • it sprayed by farmer to control weeds. • This crop sown mainly in summer season. • Who starts decomposing waste to produce manure. • ...
Beef & Mixed Farming 2022-05-11
Across
- The colour of the belt/stripe on a Belted Galloway
- On average, cows have ___ offspring at a time.
- Female (no offspring)
- This breed of beef cattle are typically red or black and always on solid colour
- Young, neutered male beef cattle
- This yellow coloured grain grows on a cob
- This crop can be used to make crayons
- The number of stomachs a cow has
- Lacking horns
Down
- Grown female
- Piece of equipment used regularly on a farm
- Professionals that help farmers keep cattle healthy
- Male or female newborn cattle
- Intact male
14 Clues: Intact male • Grown female • Lacking horns • Female (no offspring) • Male or female newborn cattle • Young, neutered male beef cattle • The number of stomachs a cow has • This crop can be used to make crayons • This yellow coloured grain grows on a cob • Piece of equipment used regularly on a farm • On average, cows have ___ offspring at a time. • ...
Cranberry Farming 2023-02-06
9 Clues: trimming vines • what cranberries grow on • used to pollinate flowers • filling the bogs with water • wooden box that holds berries • used to shake the berries loose • what cranberries are planted in • gathering the berries for eating • when berries are ready to harvest
Farming Crossword 2024-03-04
Across
- A female author 6 letters long
- An author 6 letters long
- A male author 5 letters long
- The central organization of a country
- A way of calling something made recently
Down
- A profession centered around planting and harvesting crops
- A group of people born between certain years
- The action of planting and harvesting crops
- Using scientific knowledge to create different ways of doing things or machinery
9 Clues: An author 6 letters long • A male author 5 letters long • A female author 6 letters long • The central organization of a country • A way of calling something made recently • The action of planting and harvesting crops • A group of people born between certain years • A profession centered around planting and harvesting crops • ...
Farming jobs 2025-01-31
Across
- a person who can manage a farm
- a person who can produce wine
- a person who can produce honey
- a person who can sell fruit and vegetables
- the doctor of animals
Down
- a person who can produce dairy product (milk, cheese)
- someone who can grow vegetables
- the doctor of plants
- a worker who can take care of a garden
9 Clues: the doctor of plants • the doctor of animals • a person who can produce wine • a person who can manage a farm • a person who can produce honey • someone who can grow vegetables • a worker who can take care of a garden • a person who can sell fruit and vegetables • a person who can produce dairy product (milk, cheese)
Kobi's crossword 2025-12-09
Across
- energy sources that don’t run out
- resources that can run out
- too many people for the environment
- reducing carbon emissions
- farming and growing crops
- where an animal or plant lives
- amount of carbon pollution produced
- removing trees or plants
Down
- making cities clean and sustainable
- repairing damaged environments
- energy from the sun
- energy from moving air
- travelling that protects nature
- a community of living things
- mixing trees with farming
- what will happen later
- the natural world around us
- planting new forests in areas that didn’t have trees
- catching too many fish
- taking care of the environment
20 Clues: energy from the sun • energy from moving air • what will happen later • catching too many fish • removing trees or plants • mixing trees with farming • reducing carbon emissions • farming and growing crops • resources that can run out • the natural world around us • a community of living things • repairing damaged environments • taking care of the environment • ...
Jumano Cross Word Puzzle 2023-10-13
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- They were very ____.
- They had ______ farming ablilites.
- They get their food from farming villages.
- They live in the ________ and basins region.
- They would ______ lots of food.
- They had the ______ make all of the descions.
- Men and women ______ for crops.
- They lived in _____ buildings.
- They're very _________.
- They're a very _______ tribe.
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- They ______ around a lot.
- Their houses are called ________.
- People are still _____ from the Jumano tribe.
- They's known for their _______.
- The Jumano and Tigua tribes are pretty _______.
- They always want to _______ food for their people.
- Their religion's _________.
- People call them the _______ people.
- They were buffalo _______.
- They lived near ______.
20 Clues: They were very ____. • They lived near ______. • They're very _________. • They ______ around a lot. • They were buffalo _______. • Their religion's _________. • They're a very _______ tribe. • They lived in _____ buildings. • They's known for their _______. • They would ______ lots of food. • Men and women ______ for crops. • Their houses are called ________. • ...
Unit 5 - Agriculture and Rural Land Use 2024-05-02
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- Mechanized agriculture
- One crop per field
- Property defined by grid lines
- Two crops on the same land, simultaneously
- Factory farms
- Milk producing region
- Farming for money
- Land cost depends on distance from city center
- Following livestock
- Two crops on the same land, different times
- Cash crops
- Farming to eat
- Modified crops
Down
- Property defined by landmarks
- Birth of agriculture
- Slash and burn
- Type of agriculture depends on distance from city
- Property defined by a river or road
- Seasonal movement of livestock between lowlands and highlands
- Network of everything involved to create/sell a product
20 Clues: Cash crops • Factory farms • Slash and burn • Farming to eat • Modified crops • Farming for money • One crop per field • Following livestock • Birth of agriculture • Milk producing region • Mechanized agriculture • Property defined by landmarks • Property defined by grid lines • Property defined by a river or road • Two crops on the same land, simultaneously • ...
Mesopotaimia review 2025-11-04
Across
- one Mesopotaimian invention
- the ruler of Akkad
- niniva had the first one
- the number of cuniform letters
- what ziggurate means
- the belief in multiple gods
- what the Assyrians weapons were made of
- surplus means
- Mesopotaimian cities had _____ for protection
- a forced payment
- the sea north of Mesopotaimia
Down
- a Babylonian structire
- the river in Mesopotaimia to the south
- how many social classes are there
- Mesopotaimian writing
- _______ was the most popular job in Mesopotaimia
- the river in Mesopotaimia to the north
- the year bc when civilation was devloped
- soil good for farming
- a epic is a type of
20 Clues: surplus means • a forced payment • the ruler of Akkad • a epic is a type of • what ziggurate means • Mesopotaimian writing • soil good for farming • a Babylonian structire • niniva had the first one • one Mesopotaimian invention • the belief in multiple gods • the sea north of Mesopotaimia • the number of cuniform letters • how many social classes are there • ...
The Industrial Revolution 2022-04-06
Across
- majar scale production warhouse
- a home
- shared amomg the community
- Not open to the public
- an idea
- present participle of agriculture
Down
- Another word for farming
- comes from sheep; an adjective
- manufacturing materials; processing goods
- made by hand
- Goods, Services and Money
- someone who works underground
- a new era
13 Clues: a home • an idea • a new era • made by hand • Not open to the public • Another word for farming • Goods, Services and Money • shared amomg the community • someone who works underground • comes from sheep; an adjective • majar scale production warhouse • present participle of agriculture • manufacturing materials; processing goods
Farming and Landscape 2021-05-14
Across
- 17th century Dutch landscape artists Cuyp
- The husks of corn or other seed separated by winnowing or threshing
- A work of literature or art portraying an idealised version of country life
- The landscape that inspired Mendelssohn’s concert of the same name
- Greek God of music, art and poetry featured in The ‘Paris’ master situated in the Barber gallery.
- The flood of a river from heavy rain or melted snow
- commune in Normandy depicted in Monet’s The Church at…. Currently held at the Barber.
- A lump of earth or clay=clod
Down
- A long metal instrument, used to harvest wheat and barley
- cover (a roof or a building) with straw or a similar material
- an open space in a wood or forest
- English landscape painter from the 18th and 19th century, followed the romantic tradition, well known for painting Dedham Vale.
- A piece of open land for public use
- where the land or water meets the sky from the perspective of an observer
14 Clues: A lump of earth or clay=clod • an open space in a wood or forest • A piece of open land for public use • 17th century Dutch landscape artists Cuyp • The flood of a river from heavy rain or melted snow • A long metal instrument, used to harvest wheat and barley • cover (a roof or a building) with straw or a similar material • ...
APES Ch. 12 Vocabulary 2023-03-07
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- excessive absorption of water-soluble salts into the ground
- 1960s boom in rice farming singling out a single gene boosting rice cultivation across the continent
- the practice of tilling or farming around the natural slope of a hill/mountain
- synthetic substances used in agriculture, ex. insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, rodenticides
- farming is done to support farmer and family alone with few exceptions
- also called agroforestry, the process of intentionally placing trees and shrubs in crop and animals farms to benefit environment
- the occupation associated with taking fish from bodies of water as food/product
- used prior to 1940 and compromised of primarily mercury, arsenic, and lead
- a specific type of large scale agriculture known for farming animals in tight, high density conditions for meat, milk, eggs, etc.
- manure comprised of trash that has decomposed over time
- farming technique where different crops are sewn in different strips to prevent soil degradation
- tillage and planting systems meant to reduce soil erosion by water and wind by tilling less often
- set of tools for preserving length of soil usage including crop rotation, less tillage, mulching, cover cropping, etc.
Down
- single crop is cultivated in an area
- large scale, industrial production of crops and goods
- crops and food whose genetic sequence has been altered using genetic engineering techniques
- synthetic organic compounds used after 1940
- form of malnutrition from excess nutrients causing body fat
- the production of aquatic organisms (fish) in a controlled environment
- the future widespread adaptation of gene selection in yielding better crops
- reaping high yields of crops often with large land exploitation
- length of time a contaminant remains in the environment
- science based on decision-making processes to control and understand pests
- also known as biopesticides, living creatures, typically insects, that eat other insects that consume the given crop
- defining factor for persons exhibiting signs of malnutrition: wasting, underweight, etc.
- land degradation occurring in drylands as a result of human influence or global warming
- crops grown and processed with no fertilizers or pesticides
- fast-growing plants used to cover bare soil, which smothers weeds and prevents soil erosion
- lack of proper nutrition caused by a lack of access to good food or food in general
- the simultaneous cultivation of numerous types of crops in a designated area
- forming land into a number of flat step-like areas for farming
31 Clues: single crop is cultivated in an area • synthetic organic compounds used after 1940 • large scale, industrial production of crops and goods • length of time a contaminant remains in the environment • manure comprised of trash that has decomposed over time • excessive absorption of water-soluble salts into the ground • ...
Dairy Farming 2019-10-15
Across
- What do you call a baby cow?
- A sign of an unwell calf?
- farmers What is the name given to farmers who work with dairy cows?
- Who's the person that looks after the cows?
Down
- What dairy product can we make from milk?
- What do you feed a calf without a mother?
- Cows need lots of fresh...?
- What is a product made from dairy that children enjoy and gain nutritional needs?
- What do cows produce?
9 Clues: What do cows produce? • A sign of an unwell calf? • Cows need lots of fresh...? • What do you call a baby cow? • What dairy product can we make from milk? • What do you feed a calf without a mother? • Who's the person that looks after the cows? • farmers What is the name given to farmers who work with dairy cows? • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2025-10-30
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- suitable for farming
- crop grown for profit
- learns a trade from a master
- supervisor on a plantation
- following social norms
- variety of people or ideas
- Frontier or inland region
- school early public education
- plant used for blue dye
- grinds grain into flour
- Rebellion 1739 slave uprising in South Carolina
Down
- farming growing just enough to live
- skilled craft worker
- wagon, sturdy pioneer vehicle
- Hilly region at mountain base
- sneak goods illegally
- acceptance of different beliefs
- valuable traded good
- supplies for a journey
- freedom the right to worship freely
- Acts British trade control laws
21 Clues: suitable for farming • skilled craft worker • valuable traded good • sneak goods illegally • crop grown for profit • supplies for a journey • following social norms • plant used for blue dye • grinds grain into flour • Frontier or inland region • supervisor on a plantation • variety of people or ideas • learns a trade from a master • wagon, sturdy pioneer vehicle • ...
Jack Arnold Inca crossword 2021-01-29
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- Continent they lived on
- the knotted language
- mountains they lived on and by
- had to always work
- had buildings covered in it
- important livestock
- had what heads as a sign of royalty
- first MAN
- person who delivered messages
- most common grown food
Down
- lived in luxury
- what happened to the former Sapa Inca when he died?
- Most common commoner job.
- only nobles went to what
- what were criminals forced to do?
- their farming technique
- king
- capital city
- what they put on their earlobes to stretch them out.
- they wove them with grass/hay.
- sun god
21 Clues: king • sun god • first MAN • capital city • lived in luxury • had to always work • important livestock • the knotted language • most common grown food • Continent they lived on • their farming technique • only nobles went to what • Most common commoner job. • had buildings covered in it • person who delivered messages • mountains they lived on and by • they wove them with grass/hay. • ...
Indian Project 2022-11-29
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- Indian
- Funeral
- basketball
- spirit
- federal
- Poverty
- teacher
- farming
- drunk
- scared
- reardan
- college
- secluded
- Grandma
- dire
- junior
- suicide
- alcohol
- bull_riding
- arnold
- bully
- archie
- spokane
- Native-American
- teen-pregnancy
Down
- friendship
- part-time
- schools
- heartbreak
- natives
- cooking
- crime
- rowley
- nerd
- governemnt
- White
- addiction
- traditions
- Rich-White
- reservations
- tree-climbing
- poor
- robbed
- penelope
- forgotten
- tribes
- brain
- Sister
- racism
- drugs
- Car
51 Clues: Car • nerd • poor • dire • crime • White • drunk • brain • bully • drugs • Indian • spirit • rowley • scared • robbed • junior • tribes • Sister • racism • arnold • archie • schools • Funeral • federal • natives • cooking • Poverty • teacher • farming • reardan • college • Grandma • suicide • alcohol • spokane • secluded • penelope • part-time • addiction • forgotten • friendship • basketball • heartbreak • governemnt • traditions • Rich-White • bull_riding • reservations • tree-climbing • ...
Agriculture 2025-04-22
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- Farming is a source of raw ________.
- A farm that has both crops and animals.
- Small scale farming is usual done in ________ areas.
- Agriculture contributes to the _______ domestic product of a country.
- Land that is suitable for cultivation is __________.
Down
- _________ grain farming is the cultivation of a single grain crop.
- Small scale farming requires alot of _______ labor.
- Family farms support a single family but may employ outside _________.
- These farmers grow crops on small farms for local markets.
- An area of land that is used for growing crops or raising livestock.
10 Clues: Farming is a source of raw ________. • A farm that has both crops and animals. • Small scale farming requires alot of _______ labor. • Small scale farming is usual done in ________ areas. • Land that is suitable for cultivation is __________. • These farmers grow crops on small farms for local markets. • ...
Agriculture 2023-08-14
Across
- Type of farming where both animals and plants are tended
- They are use to extend the length of the growing season.
- Chemicals that kill weeds.
- Type of farming in which plant crops are grown.
- Type of farming in which animals are herded
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- Chemicals that increase plant growth.
- Water is transferred by the use of canals.
- Chemicals that kill insects.
- Crops grown for market.
- Plants in the wrong place.
- Machine used on farms.
11 Clues: Machine used on farms. • Crops grown for market. • Plants in the wrong place. • Chemicals that kill weeds. • Chemicals that kill insects. • Chemicals that increase plant growth. • Water is transferred by the use of canals. • Type of farming in which animals are herded • Type of farming in which plant crops are grown. • Type of farming where both animals and plants are tended • ...
Aboriginal Agriculture 2022-10-07
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- Aboriginal farming was disrupted by c_________.
- Aboriginal farming suited the environment and the c_________.
- Traditionally, it has been believed that Aboriginal people hunted and g_________ their food.
- Aboriginal people planted s_________ to create vast crops.
- Murnong are eight times as nutritious as p_________.
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- Current farming practises are destroying the p_________.
- Aboriginal people were the first s_________.
- Aboriginal crops were destroyed by introduced species such as s_________.
- Aboriginal food was harvested and stored so people were fed all y_________ round.
- Aboriginal farming is good for the environment because it is s_________
10 Clues: Aboriginal people were the first s_________. • Aboriginal farming was disrupted by c_________. • Murnong are eight times as nutritious as p_________. • Current farming practises are destroying the p_________. • Aboriginal people planted s_________ to create vast crops. • Aboriginal farming suited the environment and the c_________. • ...
Farming Fun 2025-02-28
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- Grazing animals such as horses and cattle eat this type of food
- A dwelling where a farmer and their family might live
- You need this to stop animals from getting out
- He might wake you up in the morning
- You get ham from this animal
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- A vehicle commonly used on a farm
- Where a farmer grows crops such as corn and wheat
- A building that houses farm animals and fodder
- Animal whose wool you can use for knitting
9 Clues: You get ham from this animal • A vehicle commonly used on a farm • He might wake you up in the morning • Animal whose wool you can use for knitting • A building that houses farm animals and fodder • You need this to stop animals from getting out • Where a farmer grows crops such as corn and wheat • A dwelling where a farmer and their family might live • ...
Environment and Sustainable farming 2017-10-06
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- The distance food travels
- Chemicals sprayed to kill pests
- A farming method of low impact farming that leaves stubble from the previous crop
- This is affected when we do not recycle
- A farming method where a different crop is planted each year
- Measurement of carbon dioxide produced during making a food product
- A type of packaging where the food and the packaging are sterilised separately
- Long term changes in weather patterns
- Organisms produced as a result of genetic modification
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- Protection of people, animals and the environment from infectious diseases
- This happens when plants take up nutrients from the ground
- Substance originally made from plant and animal matter that can be broken down
- When bad water meets good water
- Chemicals sprayed to kill weeds
- Often used to spread herbicides and pesticides
- A type of packaging where the gas inside is changed
- Used to improve crop yields
- Ground water wises above the surface and salt emerges
18 Clues: The distance food travels • Used to improve crop yields • Chemicals sprayed to kill pests • When bad water meets good water • Chemicals sprayed to kill weeds • Long term changes in weather patterns • This is affected when we do not recycle • Often used to spread herbicides and pesticides • A type of packaging where the gas inside is changed • ...
Maya Vocabulary 2025-09-24
12 Clues: farming • very old • one-of-a-kind • important crop • living in water • rainforest bird • pictorial writing • a place to worship • a human-made waterway • animals hunted for food • flat places cut into hillsides for farming • central building for burials and ceremonies
The Green Revolution 2023-02-02
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- Very limited amount of food
- lack of food
- polluted the air and water
- an organism that had that had their genetic material altered
- economic activities derived from farming
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- application of water to crops to prepare land
- Used for commercial farming
- used to keep insects away from crops
- the practice of farming
- genetically modified crops
10 Clues: lack of food • the practice of farming • polluted the air and water • genetically modified crops • Used for commercial farming • Very limited amount of food • used to keep insects away from crops • economic activities derived from farming • application of water to crops to prepare land • an organism that had that had their genetic material altered
Modifying Forests 2025-06-12
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- Land used for farming
- Responsible for the greenhouse effect
- The science or practice of farming
- Clearing forests to make way for development
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- Relating to biology or living organisms
- An area where crops grow for commercial purposes
- The activity of growing crops and raising livestock
- The visible features of an area of land
- The natural home or environment of an animal
- An area covered in trees
- A process where one alters a biome
11 Clues: Land used for farming • An area covered in trees • The science or practice of farming • A process where one alters a biome • Responsible for the greenhouse effect • Relating to biology or living organisms • The visible features of an area of land • The natural home or environment of an animal • Clearing forests to make way for development • ...
Agriculture 2024-05-23
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- plowing
- they are used in the place of pesticides
- resa del raccolto
- they are used in the conventional farming
- the monocolture can reduce it
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- organic farming respects it
- growing a single crop over a large area
- machinery can cause it
- the conventional farming has a negative impact on it
- corp rotation is useful to reduce it
10 Clues: plowing • resa del raccolto • machinery can cause it • organic farming respects it • the monocolture can reduce it • corp rotation is useful to reduce it • growing a single crop over a large area • they are used in the place of pesticides • they are used in the conventional farming • the conventional farming has a negative impact on it
APHG Review 2/3 2025-02-03
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- Genetically altered crops for better yield
- Global transfer of crops, animals, and disease
- Industrial farming and mechanization
- Human imprint on the environment
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- First shift to farming and settlement
- Growing crops in stacked layers
- High-yield crops and chemical fertilizers
- Path from raw material to consumer
- Population growth drives farming innovation
- Model showing population growth stages
10 Clues: Growing crops in stacked layers • Human imprint on the environment • Path from raw material to consumer • Industrial farming and mechanization • First shift to farming and settlement • Model showing population growth stages • High-yield crops and chemical fertilizers • Genetically altered crops for better yield • Population growth drives farming innovation • ...
jamestown 2023-11-17
Urban Agriculture 2026-02-11
Across
- edible plants on walls (2 words)/ living walls
- indoor plant growing with artificial lights (2 words) /vertical farming
- or bees kept in the city (2 words)/ urban livestock
- fish and plants together in/ water aquaponics
- food waste to enrich /soil composting
- that grow well in cities due to limited space (2 words) /compact varieties
- produce directly to urban consumers (2 words)/ direct sales
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- in containers, buckets, or barrels (2 words) /container gardening
- vegetables often sold at these (2 words)/ farmers market
- crops without/ soil hydroponics
- of growing plants from seeds indoors before transplanting (2 words)/ seed starting
- neighborhood gardens (2 words)/ community garden
- worms to break down organic waste /vericomposting
- food in city spaces (2 words)/ urban farming
- gardens on top of buildings (2 words) /rooftop gardens
15 Clues: crops without/ soil hydroponics • food waste to enrich /soil composting • food in city spaces (2 words)/ urban farming • fish and plants together in/ water aquaponics • edible plants on walls (2 words)/ living walls • neighborhood gardens (2 words)/ community garden • worms to break down organic waste /vericomposting • ...
anml hsbnd 2022-02-16
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- Astaciculture is the farming of ........
- apiculture the occupation of owning and breeding of .....s
- sericulture the production of silk and the rearing of ......s
- vermiculture is the cultivation of ........s
- Larviculture is the breeding and farming of ..... larvae
- Cuniculture breeding and raising of ......s as livestock
- Aviculture the rearing or keeping of ......s
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- pisciculture the controlled breeding and rearing of.....
- horsiculture is the commercial development of the countryside ......s
- Bombiculture is the raising of ......s for use as pollinators in agriculture
- Zooculture is the cultivation of ......s
- Heliculture The farming of edible ......s
- Porciculture is The raising of ......s
13 Clues: Porciculture is The raising of ......s • Astaciculture is the farming of ........ • Zooculture is the cultivation of ......s • Heliculture The farming of edible ......s • vermiculture is the cultivation of ........s • Aviculture the rearing or keeping of ......s • pisciculture the controlled breeding and rearing of..... • ...
Biology 2016-11-29
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- A type of farming in which you only plant one crop
- Hunting Hunting for survival, for fun.
- a resource that is naturally reproduced
- Hunting for survival, for survival
- A loss of forests
- Turning a fertile land, into a desert.
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- the farming of aquatic organisms
- the wearing away of surface soil during a test
- a resource that cannot be naturally reproduced
- Farmers trying to make farming more sustainable
- Using seeds and dirt to make plants.
- A way of using natural resources without getting rid of them.
12 Clues: A loss of forests • the farming of aquatic organisms • Hunting for survival, for survival • Using seeds and dirt to make plants. • Hunting Hunting for survival, for fun. • Turning a fertile land, into a desert. • a resource that is naturally reproduced • the wearing away of surface soil during a test • a resource that cannot be naturally reproduced • ...
HEI vocabulary 2023-10-04
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- a gas that traps heat from the sun
- big pieces of the Earth's surface which are moving very slowly
- ways to water plants
- a change in global climate patterns
- farming, making as many animals as possible
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- shaking because of tectonic plates moving
- farming with only natural ingredients
- a powerful ocean wave caused by an underwater earthquake
- creating and releasing something, like greenhouse gasses
- farming to create food, including plants and animals
- the pattern of weather in an area over a long time
- public service announcement
12 Clues: ways to water plants • public service announcement • a gas that traps heat from the sun • a change in global climate patterns • farming with only natural ingredients • shaking because of tectonic plates moving • farming, making as many animals as possible • the pattern of weather in an area over a long time • farming to create food, including plants and animals • ...
Maya Vocabulary 2025-09-24
12 Clues: farming • very old • one-of-a-kind • important crop • living in water • rainforest bird • pictorial writing • a place to worship • a human-made waterway • animals hunted for food • flat places cut into hillsides for farming • central building for burials and ceremonies
Animal AG Crossword 2023-05-11
9 Clues: Science of plants • Animals on a farm • Product of farming • Science of farming • Livestock that produces pork • land used for growing animals • Tending or Cultivating plants • Growing Crops and raising livestock • Livestock that produces beef and dairy
Agriculture Crossword 2023-03-12
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- this agricultural revolution introduced humans to farming
- Fill in the Blank: GMO- Genetically-Modified _______
- Commercial agriculture mainly occurs in these types of nations
- This occurs when you live further than 1 mile away from healthy/fresh food with no vehicle
- This has led to rapidly-decreasing population of sea life and deaths of turtles/sharks/dolphins
- meeting the needs of the present without sacrificing the future
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- farming for survival/to feed your family
- Most well-known, influential agribusiness in America
- companies using food/farming for profit
- not having enough healthy/good food for good health
- this agricultural revolution introduced complex technology to farming to make it more efficient (1800s)
11 Clues: companies using food/farming for profit • farming for survival/to feed your family • not having enough healthy/good food for good health • Most well-known, influential agribusiness in America • Fill in the Blank: GMO- Genetically-Modified _______ • this agricultural revolution introduced humans to farming • ...
Farming crossword 2020-06-02
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- A common cereal grown and fed to dairy cows
- What commodity do cows produce
- A group of cows
- Which industry involves fruit and vegetables
- What type of tree is commonly planted for forestry in NZ
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- The supply of water to land to help pasture and crop growth
- A substance added to land to increase growth of plants
- What industry involves the production and processing of trees
- What type of planting helps restore and maintain waterways
9 Clues: A group of cows • What commodity do cows produce • A common cereal grown and fed to dairy cows • Which industry involves fruit and vegetables • A substance added to land to increase growth of plants • What type of tree is commonly planted for forestry in NZ • What type of planting helps restore and maintain waterways • ...
Farming Crossword 2013-05-08
9 Clues: Can be smelly and loud • These animals are ridden • Have babies called Lambs • These grow in the fields • This gets your wellies dirty • Where the cooking takes place • A vechicle that pulls a trailer • Lives in a field and produces milk • This is usually pulled by a tractor
Factory farming 2023-05-26
9 Clues: produce methane • intensive ______ • cows produce this • a product of runoff • used to feed livestock • this animal gets debeaked • harmful to the environment • factory farming awareness coalition • if many animals are in one place they are?
Agriculture 2025-09-14
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- The practice of growing crops and rearing animals
- Farming done mainly to sell crops in the market for profit
- Fertile land where crops can be grown
- Farming done mainly to feed the farmer’s family with little surplus family with little surplus
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- Steps in farming like ploughing, sowing, weeding, and harvesting
- Things needed at the beginning of farming like seeds, fertilizers, and labour
- Economic activity that uses natural resources directly, like farming and fishing
- The result of farming, like crops, fruits, vegetables, and dairy products
8 Clues: Fertile land where crops can be grown • The practice of growing crops and rearing animals • Farming done mainly to sell crops in the market for profit • Steps in farming like ploughing, sowing, weeding, and harvesting • The result of farming, like crops, fruits, vegetables, and dairy products • ...
WHEAT FARMING 2025-10-17
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- What were wheat farms know as?
- What were vast, highly profitable wheat farms that appeared in the late 19th century called?
- What kind of opportunities did wheat farming bring? (hint: starts with an 'e')
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- Commonly grown wheat because it required less water and grew well in the dry soil
- Where was grain in high demand?
- Was Westward expansion was impacted positively or negatively because of wheat farming?
- What law or act made it easier to acquire land?
- Wheat was ______ tolerant (hint: little water)
- WHAT GRADE ARE YOU GIVING THE WHEAT FARMING GROUP, MR. HYMEL???
9 Clues: What were wheat farms know as? • Where was grain in high demand? • Wheat was ______ tolerant (hint: little water) • What law or act made it easier to acquire land? • WHAT GRADE ARE YOU GIVING THE WHEAT FARMING GROUP, MR. HYMEL??? • What kind of opportunities did wheat farming bring? (hint: starts with an 'e') • ...
Farming methods 2026-01-26
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- where plants are cultivated when space is limited especially in cities.
- cultivation of plants along the contour of landscapes
- Growing of crops from tissue sample of plants
- Plants that are grown exclusively in containers instead of the ground
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- This methods uses biological pest control and natural fertilizers
- cultivation of crops in a nutrient filled solutions instead of soil.
- This is where plants are cultivated in a contained area made of clear plastic or glass.
- Planting crops with each planting season
- Banks or steps that are built into the hillside for planting crops.
9 Clues: Planting crops with each planting season • Growing of crops from tissue sample of plants • cultivation of plants along the contour of landscapes • This methods uses biological pest control and natural fertilizers • Banks or steps that are built into the hillside for planting crops. • cultivation of crops in a nutrient filled solutions instead of soil. • ...
Chapter 10 terms 2022-03-02
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- the type of farming where the farmer cultivates a small plot of land using simple tools and more labor.
- Type of agriculture where you generate products for sale off the farm.
- Commercial farming and fruit farming
- Rotation of different fields of farms to not exhaust soil
- A large farm in tropical/subtropical regions that specializes in production of 1 or 2 crops for sale, usually to a more developed country.
- A form of subsistence agriculture based on herding domesticated animals
- Farming methods that preserve long-term productivity of land and minimize pollution(by rotation, cash crops, and reduction of pesticides and insecticides.)
- agriculture to provide the farmer and his/her family.
- Harvesting twice a year on the same field
- Rapid diffusion of new agricultural technology
- A patch of land cleared for planting through slashing and burning
- The growing of flowers, vegetables, and fruits.
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- subsistence agriculture that makes people shift activity from one field to another. Fields are used for few years and left fallow for a long period of time.
- When humans began domesticating plants and animals and stopped relying on hunting and gathering.
- Degrading of land especially on semiarid areas.
- system of planting on ridge tops for reduced farm production costs and conserver greater soil.
- A flooded field for growing rice
- The seasonal migration of livestock between mountains and lowland pastures.
- Commercial agriculture characterized by the integration of different steps in the food-processing industry.
- geographic areas where access to affordable, healthy food options
- surrounding area of a city where milk is supplied
21 Clues: A flooded field for growing rice • Commercial farming and fruit farming • Harvesting twice a year on the same field • Rapid diffusion of new agricultural technology • Degrading of land especially on semiarid areas. • The growing of flowers, vegetables, and fruits. • surrounding area of a city where milk is supplied • ...
Agriculture Careers 2023-07-20
Across
- Designs and develops agricultural machinery.
- Assists veterinarians in treating farm animals.
- Works with cows and handles milk production.
- Teaches and trains future generations of farmers.
- Manages water systems for agricultural purposes.
- Develops and tests new seed varieties for better yields.
- Evaluates the value of rural properties for various purposes.
- Deals with legal issues related to farming and land use.
- Analyzes economic factors affecting farming and markets.
- Cultivates crops in controlled greenhouse environments.
- Studies crop production and soil management.
- Studies the composition and health of soils for better yields.
- Focuses on grape cultivation and winemaking.
- Repairs and maintains agricultural machinery.
- Works together to gather crops during the harvest season.
- Studies sustainable farming systems and ecological principles.
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- Investigates diseases affecting crops and finds solutions.
- Buys and sells agricultural products in financial markets.
- Selectively breeds animals to improve specific traits.
- Grows crops without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.
- Provides medical care to animals on the farm.
- Manages beehives and produces honey.
- Cultivates and harvests aquatic organisms like fish and seaweed.
- Specializes in plant cultivation and gardening.
- Advises farmers on best practices and problem-solving.
- Cultivates crops and manages agricultural activities.
- Researches insects and their impact on agriculture.
- Reports on the latest developments in the farming industry.
- Uses technology for optimized crop management.
- Cares for livestock and works on a large farm.
30 Clues: Manages beehives and produces honey. • Designs and develops agricultural machinery. • Works with cows and handles milk production. • Studies crop production and soil management. • Focuses on grape cultivation and winemaking. • Provides medical care to animals on the farm. • Repairs and maintains agricultural machinery. • Uses technology for optimized crop management. • ...
Early Humans Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2021-09-20
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- Hardened remains or imprints of living things that existed long ago.
- They study human life in the past by examining the things that people left behind.
- Examples of this type of source include books, textbooks, paintings, articles, media reports
- The name given to the shift from food gathering to the beginning of farming, people began to settle in once place, and there were changes in tools and technology.
- Early people who obtains food by hunting animals and gathering plants, and moves when food becomes scarce.
- Examples of this type of source include letters, diaries, videos, photos, maps, fossils artifacts, tools
- An amount of a good that is in excess of what is needed for survival.
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- Ways of creating order and offering leadership to a community.
- The time before written records
- To grow and tend wild plants or animals.
- A skill in a particular type of work.
- Planting seeds to grow crops. (FARMING)
- the continent that archaeologists believe early human life began on
- The ways people apply knowledge and tools to meet their needs.
- Communication the early humans developed to work together at hunting, gathering, and sharing food.
- Source a source written or created AFTER the actual time of a historical event.
- As farming increased and surpluses developed, the population grew. People could begin working other jobs other than farming and things like culture, trade, public buildings, and social classes developed.
- The act of moving from one place to settle in another.
- a source written or created DURING the actual time of a historical event.
- Objects made and used by humans.
- The number of inhabitants or people living in an area.
21 Clues: The time before written records • Objects made and used by humans. • A skill in a particular type of work. • Planting seeds to grow crops. (FARMING) • To grow and tend wild plants or animals. • The act of moving from one place to settle in another. • The number of inhabitants or people living in an area. • Ways of creating order and offering leadership to a community. • ...
Sustainible Biomes 2022-02-07
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- natural; no chemicals or additives
- the number of atoms that have the same number of nucleons
- the farming of aquatic animals for food
- another name for the water cycle
- how salty an area is
- wide, shallow steps used to provide standing room for spectators in a stadium
- farming for commercial purposes only
- diverse range of plants and animals in a place
- the imaginary horizontal lines that go across the Earth to help with positioning
- the act of seizing a land in an unlawful manner
- the farming of a single crop in an area
- farming different crops in an area to create more fertile soil
- food that is modified at a genetic level, usually on the parent plant
- the weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period.
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- a measurement of pressure
- a general term for electromagnetic rays emitted from the sun
- a system to water a mass amount of plants
- the regions of the surface and atmosphere of the earth or another planet occupied by living organisms.
- able to last for a long time
- a disease that is found among people in a certain area
- people at all times have access to food
- farmland that is ploughed and harrowed but left without plants
- amount of light reflected from a surface
- the relation of how biotic and abiotic things live together
- a large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat, e.g. forest or tundra.
25 Clues: how salty an area is • a measurement of pressure • able to last for a long time • another name for the water cycle • natural; no chemicals or additives • farming for commercial purposes only • the farming of aquatic animals for food • people at all times have access to food • the farming of a single crop in an area • amount of light reflected from a surface • ...
Agriculture Careers 2023-07-20
Across
- Designs and develops agricultural machinery.
- Assists veterinarians in treating farm animals.
- Works with cows and handles milk production.
- Teaches and trains future generations of farmers.
- Manages water systems for agricultural purposes.
- Develops and tests new seed varieties for better yields.
- Evaluates the value of rural properties for various purposes.
- Deals with legal issues related to farming and land use.
- Analyzes economic factors affecting farming and markets.
- Cultivates crops in controlled greenhouse environments.
- Studies crop production and soil management.
- Studies the composition and health of soils for better yields.
- Focuses on grape cultivation and winemaking.
- Repairs and maintains agricultural machinery.
- Works together to gather crops during the harvest season.
- Studies sustainable farming systems and ecological principles.
Down
- Investigates diseases affecting crops and finds solutions.
- Buys and sells agricultural products in financial markets.
- Selectively breeds animals to improve specific traits.
- Grows crops without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.
- Provides medical care to animals on the farm.
- Manages beehives and produces honey.
- Cultivates and harvests aquatic organisms like fish and seaweed.
- Specializes in plant cultivation and gardening.
- Advises farmers on best practices and problem-solving.
- Cultivates crops and manages agricultural activities.
- Researches insects and their impact on agriculture.
- Reports on the latest developments in the farming industry.
- Uses technology for optimized crop management.
- Cares for livestock and works on a large farm.
30 Clues: Manages beehives and produces honey. • Designs and develops agricultural machinery. • Works with cows and handles milk production. • Studies crop production and soil management. • Focuses on grape cultivation and winemaking. • Provides medical care to animals on the farm. • Repairs and maintains agricultural machinery. • Uses technology for optimized crop management. • ...
Agriculture Careers 2025-09-29
Across
- Works with cows and handles milk production.
- Assists veterinarians in treating farm animals.
- Teaches and trains future generations of farmers.
- Grows crops without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.
- Analyzes economic factors affecting farming and markets.
- Cultivates crops and manages agricultural activities.
- Specializes in plant cultivation and gardening.
- Repairs and maintains agricultural machinery.
- Uses technology for optimized crop management.
- Provides medical care to animals on the farm.
- Investigates diseases affecting crops and finds solutions.
- Studies crop production and soil management.
- Advises farmers on best practices and problem-solving.
- Manages water systems for agricultural purposes.
- Works together to gather crops during the harvest season.
- Buys and sells agricultural products in financial markets.
- Deals with legal issues related to farming and land use.
Down
- Cultivates and harvests aquatic organisms like fish and seaweed.
- Manages beehives and produces honey.
- Reports on the latest developments in the farming industry.
- Studies sustainable farming systems and ecological principles.
- Focuses on grape cultivation and winemaking.
- Develops and tests new seed varieties for better yields.
- Researches insects and their impact on agriculture.
- Designs and develops agricultural machinery.
- Cares for livestock and works on a large farm.
- Evaluates the value of rural properties for various purposes.
- Cultivates crops in controlled greenhouse environments.
- Selectively breeds animals to improve specific traits.
- Studies the composition and health of soils for better yields.
30 Clues: Manages beehives and produces honey. • Works with cows and handles milk production. • Focuses on grape cultivation and winemaking. • Designs and develops agricultural machinery. • Studies crop production and soil management. • Repairs and maintains agricultural machinery. • Provides medical care to animals on the farm. • Cares for livestock and works on a large farm. • ...
Pharaohs of the past 😉 2025-10-23
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- owner of the biggest pyramid
- biggest pharaoh holding place
- new and middle kingdom way to bury pharaoh
- took over Egypt 1670-1550 BCE
- first pharaoh
- youngest pharaoh
- place for farming and life
- biggest place for farming and life
- place to bury pharaoh
- last pharaoh
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- First queen's son and mostly focused on war
- first queen
- started the new kingdom era
- Akhenaten's wife
- fought hittites in battle
15 Clues: first queen • last pharaoh • first pharaoh • Akhenaten's wife • youngest pharaoh • place to bury pharaoh • fought hittites in battle • place for farming and life • started the new kingdom era • owner of the biggest pyramid • biggest pharaoh holding place • took over Egypt 1670-1550 BCE • biggest place for farming and life • new and middle kingdom way to bury pharaoh • ...
inventors and inventions 2014-02-27
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- mining
- small area
- dictator and emperor of France after the revolution
- the name of the legislative
- revolution
- frame 1769 invented by richard arkwright
- new tools, crops, and methods improved farm production
- pasteur microbiology
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- fulton steamboat
- farming communities to over-crowded industrial centers
- watt steam engine to run machinery
- shuttle 1733 invented by john kay
- ships
- pay low wages
- the political unit where the people all share common characteristics like language and culture
- loom 1785 invented by edmund cartwright
16 Clues: ships • mining • small area • revolution • pay low wages • fulton steamboat • pasteur microbiology • the name of the legislative • shuttle 1733 invented by john kay • watt steam engine to run machinery • loom 1785 invented by edmund cartwright • frame 1769 invented by richard arkwright • dictator and emperor of France after the revolution • ...
inventors and inventions 2014-02-27
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- loom 1785 invented by edmund cartwright
- frame 1769 invented by richard arkwright
- coal mining
- watt steam engine to run machinery
- the political unit where the people all share common characteristics like language and culture
- pay low wages
- farming communities to over-crowded industrial centers
- revolution
- dictator and emperor of France after the revolution
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- fulton steamboat
- the name of the legislative
- ships
- new tools, crops, and methods improved farm production
- small area
- pasteur microbiology
- shuttle 1733 invented by john kay
16 Clues: ships • small area • revolution • coal mining • pay low wages • fulton steamboat • pasteur microbiology • the name of the legislative • shuttle 1733 invented by john kay • watt steam engine to run machinery • loom 1785 invented by edmund cartwright • frame 1769 invented by richard arkwright • dictator and emperor of France after the revolution • ...
geography 2025-10-30
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- there is a queen and/or a king
- natural features
- total mumber of births per 1000
- religous authority have power
- farming just for yourself
- a group that share somthing in common
- govt. has all power over citizens life
- belif in one god
- citizens hold political power
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- farming to sell
- exact street address
- belif in many gods
- no religion or god
- belif their is no god
- man-made features
15 Clues: farming to sell • natural features • belif in one god • man-made features • belif in many gods • no religion or god • exact street address • belif their is no god • farming just for yourself • religous authority have power • citizens hold political power • there is a queen and/or a king • total mumber of births per 1000 • a group that share somthing in common • ...
What is agriculture 2023-12-18
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- is used to make farming easier
- machine that farmers use
- Has many yellow and green tractors
- Can help plant things
- is the most popular crop
- Famous person in agriculture
- Famous person in agriculture
- Stuff you get after farming
- in the water animal
- Famous person in agriculture
- Someone that is very helpful in agriculture
Down
- type of bean
- Is a food that is made in the ground
- ype of chicken
- breaking up the soil
- Used at Keeneland
- group of cows
- Something that helps seeds grow
- All around the world
19 Clues: type of bean • group of cows • ype of chicken • Used at Keeneland • in the water animal • breaking up the soil • All around the world • Can help plant things • machine that farmers use • is the most popular crop • Stuff you get after farming • Famous person in agriculture • Famous person in agriculture • Famous person in agriculture • is used to make farming easier • ...
Southern Colonies 2024-10-18
unit 1-4 crossword 2024-11-25
20 Clues: moodne • hiilgav • rändaja • ühiskond • kaupmees • akendeta • rippkiik • laudkiik • mõjutama • keeruline • professor • detektiiv • püssirohi • paljunema • ebameeldiv • porikärbes • lamamistool • paljutõotav • talupidamine • pehmekaaneline raamat
Jimmy's global harvest 2024-01-08
Across
- The state in which all people have physical and economic access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs for an active and healthy life.
- The amount of agricultural production harvested per unit of land area.
- The integration of various agricultural-related activities, including production, processing, marketing, and distribution.
- (GMOs) Living organisms whose genetic material has been altered through genetic engineering techniques.
- An approach to designing sustainable agricultural systems that mimic natural ecosystems.
- The ability of crops or plants to withstand and thrive in conditions of prolonged drought.
- The farming of aquatic organisms such as fish, crustaceans, and mollusks.
- A period of significant increases in agricultural productivity, primarily due to the development and adoption of high-yielding varieties of crops.
- Farming The practice of growing crops in vertically stacked layers or inclined surfaces, often in urban environments.
- The ability to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
- The practice of cultivating soil, producing crops, and raising livestock for food, fiber, and other products.
- The deterioration of land quality, often caused by human activities such as deforestation, overgrazing, and improper agricultural practices.
- Crops grown primarily for the protection and enrichment of the soil rather than for market value.
Down
- The practice of growing different crops in the same area in sequential seasons to improve soil health, reduce pests, and enhance yield.
- The distance food travels from its place of production to the consumer.
- Measures taken to prevent the introduction and spread of harmful organisms in agriculture, including diseases and pests.
- The integration of trees and shrubs into agricultural systems to create environmental, economic, and social benefits.
- The artificial application of water to soil or land to assist in the growth of crops.
- The use of technology (such as GPS and sensors) to optimize field-level management with regard to crop farming.
- A farming method that avoids the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and genetically modified organisms.
20 Clues: The amount of agricultural production harvested per unit of land area. • The distance food travels from its place of production to the consumer. • The farming of aquatic organisms such as fish, crustaceans, and mollusks. • The artificial application of water to soil or land to assist in the growth of crops. • ...
Why Agriculture is Important 2025-01-20
Across
- Lots of people migrating to new areas solved this problem.
- This term is used to describe people who obtained food through hunting and gathering.
- This practice requires the domestication of plants and animals for sustenance.
- The process of selecting the fattest, most docile animals, and the biggest, hardiest grains.
- Term that describes people settling to live in one place.
Down
- What began occurring 18,000 years ago that lead to humans, plants, and animals changing their behaviours?
- The relationship between the honey ants and aphids referred to in the video.
- These began to grow rapidly with the introduction of farming.
- Climate change meant that resources were more what?
- In what area did agriculture begin?
- Farming allowed people to live in these rather than being nomadic.
- How many thousands of years ago did farming begin?
12 Clues: In what area did agriculture begin? • How many thousands of years ago did farming begin? • Climate change meant that resources were more what? • Term that describes people settling to live in one place. • Lots of people migrating to new areas solved this problem. • These began to grow rapidly with the introduction of farming. • ...
Primary Economic Activities 2021-03-31
Across
- when you plan lots of forsets
- animals
- what happens when you cut down forests
- a word for biologiacal diversity
- when you catch too many fish
- a greenhouse gas
- jobs a farmer must do
Down
- have no backbone
- a large fishing boat
- a way of stopping overfishin
- when the population drops
- can be used again and again
- a type of fish
- a type of tree
- Sea, lots of overfishing occurs there
- what goes into the farming system
- a type of farming
17 Clues: animals • a type of fish • a type of tree • have no backbone • a greenhouse gas • a type of farming • a large fishing boat • jobs a farmer must do • when the population drops • can be used again and again • a way of stopping overfishin • when you catch too many fish • when you plan lots of forsets • a word for biologiacal diversity • what goes into the farming system • ...
Geography: Agriculture 2025-02-13
Across
- A farming method that relies on seasonal migration of livestock.
- The movement of herds of animals to different pastures within a territory.
- A system of agriculture that uses minimal inputs of labor per unit of land.
- The process of clearing and burning land for farming.
Down
- Rotation A farming method that involves rotating crops and livestock for sustainability.
- A form of agriculture in which luxury crops like coffee and sugarcane are grown on large estates.
- The modification of landscapes to improve agricultural output, such as irrigation.
- A type of farming where crops are grown for profit rather than personal use.
- Crop A type of farming where crops are grown primarily to feed animals on the same farm.
- The shift from hunting and gathering to systematic agriculture.
10 Clues: The process of clearing and burning land for farming. • The shift from hunting and gathering to systematic agriculture. • A farming method that relies on seasonal migration of livestock. • The movement of herds of animals to different pastures within a territory. • A system of agriculture that uses minimal inputs of labor per unit of land. • ...
Economics Vocabulary 2022-11-29
8 Clues: a countries money • how a product is used • Farming farming for profit • a good brought into a country • not having enough of something • a good sent to another country • farming farming only enough to survive • domestic product total amount of goods and services
