Across
- 3. The process of growing more than one species in the same place, in order to mimic natural cycles.
- 4. A type of agriculture that doesn't exploit animals or animal products.
- 6. Food grown without the use of chemicals.
- 9. A seal or label that indicates to the consumer that the product has met a set of environmental standards.
- 11. Having a wide range of species including plants, animals, insects, etc.
- 12. The study of relationships between living organisms and their physical environment.
- 13. The product of decomposition of organic matter used to help soil retain moisture.
- 14. A type of agriculture which aims to combat climate change and return carbon dioxide to the soil.
- 15. Any fuel derived from plants.
Down
- 1. Agriculture where it is made that the land can be used productively forever.
- 2. A type of grazing that involves moving livestock through a series of paddocks.
- 5. The process of allowing nature to regrow and repair damaged environments/ecosystems.
- 7. Communities of plants and animals that are modified by humans to create produce, meat, fuel, etc.
- 8. The cultivation of a single crop in a given area.
- 10. The distance from where food was grown/raised to where it is sold/consumed.
