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- 1. (P. 289) Also known as fish-farming, raising fish like salmon in pens in the water
- 4. (P. 284) Limiting overfishing by ______________ nations in Canadian waters, in the past it was uncontrolled
- 7. (P. 279/280) A type of fish that feeds in the open water
- 9. (P. 296) Only 13% of Canadian land has the _______________ for agriculture
- 10. (P. 292) One of the two climate variables that allows for farming success in Canada
- 12. (P. 313) A forest region going from Ontario to Atlantic Canada, eventually goes into the Boreal
- 13. (P. 311) Non-___________ forests are forests too far from human populations in cold places where trees grow slowly
- 15. (P. 278) A resource, that with proper usage, will
- 19. (p. 290) Water without salt in it
- 20. (P. 283) Fishing 16-25km from shore
- 23. (P. 312) The largest of Canada's forest region, covers a wide region of Canada
- 24. (P. 284) __________ Yield Management, a way of properly managing forests, fish, and agriculture
- 28. (P. 288) Also known as first nations or Indigenous, they get better access to fishing
- 29. (P. 296) ___-renewable resource, one which does not regenerate overtime and if it does it takes thousands of years
- 31. (P. 300) This type of farming require less land but higher inputs of machines and manpower
- 33. (P. 294) Since Canada is a cold country, farmers also have to consider the ______-free period
- 35. (p. 307) Money given by the government to industries, in this case agriculture
- 36. (P. 292) _________ Degree-days, days when it is sufficiently hot for growing crops
- 37. A famous example of a fish that was overharvested and it's population never recovered
- 38. (P. 279/280) A type of fish with a shell hehe
- 39. (P. 284) One of the ways to improve sustain yield management
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- 2. (P. 294) In areas that are too wet this happens and causes plants to not grow so well
- 3. (P. 294) One of three things farmers can apply to crops when they have reached their best stage (as determined by growing-degree-days)
- 5. (P. 300) This type of farming sees large swathes of land tended to by less manpower, more machines, and less produce
- 6. (P. 292) One of the two climate variables that allows for farming success in Canada
- 8. (P. 323) The basin into which the surrounding water drains in to
- 11. (P. 315) A type of cutting/logging that pulls out either naturally fallen trees or particular ones
- 13. (P. 314) A type of cutting/logging that is cheap and quick taking the most trees from an area possible
- 14. (P. 310) 12% of Canadian forests, synonymous with deciduous trees
- 16. (P. 298) Due to this, there has been an increase in size of farms, but decrease in number of farms
- 17. (P. 313) A forest region with thin soils leading to poorly grown trees
- 18. (P. 313) A forest region on the Pacific side of Canada with dense forests and well-grown trees
- 21. (P. 283) Fishing at the end of the continental shelf
- 22. (P. 313) A forest region with the second best wood per hectare
- 25. (P. 318) A type of rain that happens due to large amount of air pollution with no trees to absorb it
- 26. (P. 280) The ___________ shelf, where the earthen plate ends and the oceanic plate begin, less than 200 metres in depth
- 27. (P. 292) Canada's agriculture is dependent on our __________, specifically two variables of it
- 30. (P. 279/280) A type of fish the feeds off the ground
- 32. (P. 310) 66% of Canadian forests, synonymous with coniferous trees
- 34. (P. 286) The act of catching too much fish, not giving the population time to rebuild