Across
- 4. person that studies plant genes.
- 6. specialist who measures land and its natural features and any constructed features such as buildings or roads for drawing to scale as plans or maps.
- 12. person who raises crops and/or livestock.
- 16. person who’s job combines the sciences of animal nutrition, animal behavior, biochemistry, economics, and food processing with animal production techniques, formulates diets for domestic, companion, and exhibit animals.
- 18. person who determines value of farms, cropland and pastureland
- 20. person that studies or works with the cultivation or culture of grapes especially for wine making
- 23. person that studies and deals with living organisms which inhabit the sea.
- 25. person who grows grass, or sod for football fields, etc
- 27. person who studies wildlife and relationships to their environment.
- 29. animal doctor, diagnose, treat, and help prevent disease and disabilities in animals.
- 30. person who treats diseased or damaged trees by filling cavities and pruning and bracing branches.
- 31. an officer in charge of protecting or managing a section of a public forest.
- 35. person that studies animal life and research problems.
- 36. person who deal with field crops and soil management; develops new varieties of crops, analyzes soil structure, investigates soil chemistry, and studies the physics of water movement in soil.
- 40. person who manages timberlands for private industry or may scout out and buy timber from other landowners for their companies.
- 42. person who breeds plants to get new varieties.
- 43. person who traps animals for their fur.
- 45. person that does dental work on horses, floats and pulls teeth.
- 47. person that designs flower arrangements.
- 48. mechanic that works on diesel engines (trucks, tractors, etc)
- 49. person that studies parasites and parasitic relationships.
Down
- 1. person that designs agricultural equipment.
- 2. person who sells livestock or other items through a bidding process. (auction)
- 3. water scientist, person that helps protect our water supplies and water quality.
- 5. person whose profession is the decorative and functional alteration and planting of grounds, especially at or around a building site.
- 7. person that studies the branch of zoology dealing with reptiles and amphibians.
- 8. person who grooms animals such as dogs, horses, etc.
- 9. person who buys cattle for other people
- 10. beekeeper, person who manages honeybees for the production of honey.
- 11. person that studies the branch of zoology that deals with fishes
- 13. person who fabricates, assembles, or repairs machinery
- 14. person who shoes horses
- 15. person who manages a greenhouse and grows plants.
- 17. person who manages golf course greens.
- 19. person who grades logs in sorting yard, millpond, or log deck according to industry or company standards: Measures diameter and length of log and determines total volume.
- 21. person who assists people in borrowing money and paying it back.
- 22. scientists who help preserve our food supply by assuring its flavor, color, texture, nutritional quality and safety.
- 24. an official in charge of managing game animals or wildlife, especially by the enforcement of game laws.
- 26. pilot of a light airplane equipped for spraying crops with powdered insecticides or fungicides.
- 28. person who inspects ag products for insects and diseases.
- 32. person who buys and sells grain contracts.
- 33. person who helps manage soil to prevent or reduce soil erosion and depletion by wind and water.
- 34. person that studies or works with the practice of growing fruit
- 37. person who slaughters and dresses animals for food or market
- 38. person who welds metal for a profession.
- 39. person that studies or works insects
- 41. person that studies the branch of biology dealing with plant life.
- 44. an officer in charge of protecting or managing national park.
- 46. person who owns or works on a farm where livestock is raised.