Across
- 2. This farming method uses the most land such as growing and harvesting wheat etc.
- 5. Industry that deals with processing of natural resources.
- 6. Ban on the fishing of Cod in 1992
- 9. Farming fish…
- 11. According to the documentary FOOD INC, this area of agriculture consumes the most energy.
- 14. Method of managing renewable resources...insures that the resource is "sustainable."
- 16. Cod, Haddock and halibut...fish that live near or on the ocean floor.
- 17. One of the main benefits of farming salmon...fish can be sold at ------ prices
- 18. This type of fishing operation is characterized by small fishing operations that operate near coastal areas.
- 21. Area of industry that creates new information (i.e. Research and Development etc.)
- 22. Area of industry that delivers services (i.e. retail, doctors, teachers)
Down
- 1. Salmon, herring mackerel...fish that live near the surface of the ocean.
- 3. One of the main reasons water is “diverted”...to produce…?
- 4. Geographic feature: shallow areas near a coastline that are the extension of a continent...tend to be good fishing grounds.
- 7. One of the most destructive methods of fishing...Otter--------.
- 8. Most of Canada's Class 1 farmland can be found in which province?
- 10. Dominant reason why Class 1 farmland is disappearing.
- 12. Pink, Chinook, Coho, Chum and….
- 13. A resource that naturally replenishes itself
- 14. According to the documentary FOOD INC, one of the biggest reasons unhealthy food options are the cheapest.
- 15. Poultry, eggs and dairy are mostly sold in Canada: D------- Orientation
- 19. This species of fish has a unique life cycle...born in rivers migrate to the ocean and then return to back to the same rivers they were born in.
- 20. Industry that deals with harvesting and extracting natural resources.
