Across
- 2. includes floriculture, nursery and landscape, interiorscaping, and turfgrass management
- 3. also called viticulture is the study of grapes
- 4. Scientific study of plants (study of plant biology), including their structure, genetics, ecology, classification and economic importance.
- 6. is the cultivating and arrangement of outdoor plant materials to create beautiful spaces that are useful to people and ecosystems. Grown in fields, greenhouses, or shadehouses.
- 10. has aesthetic impacts through green spaces, and have benefits to mental health
- 11. is the study, cultivation and marketing of flowers and ornamental plants with careers as a buyer, floral designer, florist,etc.
- 14. includes olericulture, pomology and viticulture
- 15. is the cultivating, process, storing and marketing of fruits, nuts, trees and brambles
Down
- 1. also known as CSA, farmer sells "shares", risk to consumer
- 5. is the collection of grass plants that form a ground cover; commonly referred to as sod.
- 7. the science and technology of cultivating crops for food, fiber, and fuel (image: corn on stalk).Specialties include biotechnology, soil science plant breeding and weed science
- 8. also known as IPM, no-till farming, Cover crops
- 9. includes herbs, vegetables, flavorings, perfumes, medicines
- 12. must have USDA certification, no genetic modifications, no chemical food addititives, more labor intensive
- 13. the science or practice of planting, managing, restoring, and caring for forests