Agricultural Terms Block 4 Term 1

Studying the properties and management of soil to improve plant growth

The study of chemical activities and processes in a living organism.

Combining 2+ control methods to control insects, diseases, rodents, and other vermin

Using state-of-the-art equipment and electronics to improve agricultural practices

Plants grown for their appearance or beauty.

Activities involved with the production of plants, animals, and related supplies and services.

Organized instruction, supervised agriculture experience, FFA, and extension service

Applying mechanical and engineering principles to agriculture.

An applied science that involves the growth, care, and management of domesticated livestock.

Circumstances and influences that affect an organism or a group of organisms

Science of soil and crop management

This area of agriculture covers all aspects of water conservation and management

Applying scientific principles and new technology to agriculture.

Using science principles to grow and manage crops.

The area of science that studies organisms and the environments in which they live.

Growing and managing living organisms in the water i.e.) fish, oysters

Applying science principles for industrial use

The study of insects.

Resources provided by nature that can replace themselves.

The management of genetic characteristics transmitted from one generation to the next.

The area of science that focuses on the nature and characteristics of elements and compounds

Use of modern practices for animal growth, production, and management 

Art and science of growing, processing, and marketing of flowers, turf, fruits, and veggies

Commercial firms that have been developed to support agriculture.

Factors that affect the managing of ag resources, farms, and ag businesses, to meet human needs