AA 2

What farming practice involves soil preparation, planting, and cultivation with minimally disturbing the soil.

what is the term for a castrated male bovine?

Which parts of the body are most critical to protect at all times?

what industry was revolutionized by milking machine in 1878?

what is the first stage of cell division?

what do the letters CDE stand for in relation to the FFA?

What is the term used for the top layer of the earth’s surface that is suitable for plant growth?

which government agency is responsible for the inspection of animal slaughter houses?

as food production becomes more efficient, what is expected in relation to total land area required for food production?

What type of digestive system has 1 simple stomach?

what components of a cell that determine the characteristics of living things?

how are most perishable foods transported?

what is the name of a one page summary of information about a job applicant?

Which statement is true concerning nuts and bolts

Process by which water moves from a area of high concentration to low concentration trough semipermeable membrane

which practice promotes good hand hygiene in the food industry?

Public speaking requiring the participant to give a speech with little or no time for preparation

what footwear should be worn when applying pesticides?

What is the process of scanning eggs to ensure that they are free of cracks and interior defects

In plants, where is the solar energy(light) converted into stored energy(simple sugars)?

Which genetically modified food could reduce the number of preschool childrens death from vitamin A deficiencies?

What type of awards does the FFA have for students who excel in their SAE?

why are imported fruits and vegetables often subjected to radiation when they enter the US?

what is the term for offspring of a goat?

what technology permitted the transformation of the American Southwest from a desert to irrigated lands?

How is the toxicity of a pesticide described?

what is a group of animals that have similar characteristics and pass those characteristics on to their offspring called

wheat, barley, oats, and rice are examples of what type of crop?

what is the union of pollen and stigma known as?

what is likely to be the key to providing an adequate food supply in the new millennium?

what is the most abundant element in the air

What type of digestive system has a stomach with 4 compartments?

What is the danger zone when referring to food temperatures?

What is the management of forests called?

Which packaging type prolongs shelf life, preserves meat, food flavoring, and prohibits bacterial growth?

who is responsible for taking notes during a meeting and preparing the minutes of the meeting?

what type of asexual propagation technique is used to create plants in a lab?

what is the us standard unit of measurement when measuring the length of a piece of wood?

what is the name of forage that has been cut and dried until it contains a low level of moisture?

the unit of measure for the size of a nail is?

what is the term for meat from a mature sheep?

what does nitrogen deficiency look like in corn plants?

What is definition of citizenship?

What is the worst danger associated with canned foods?

the practice of growing corn on a plot of land in odd numbered years and soybeans on the same plot in even numbered year

which three elements do plants use in large amounts and are obtained from the atmosphere and water around the plants?

The term for female swine that has not given birth

which of the safety colors used in agricultural operations represent danger?

which food product date-labeling phrase always relates to food safety?

what is the correct term for a female rabbit?

sledge, claw, peen, and non-marring are all examples of what type of tool?

Which wildlife management area is most important to wildlife

what type of awards does the FFA have for students wo excel in their SAE programs?

after eggs are purchased, how should they be stored?

Which factor contributes the greatest to food waste in the US

What type of tool is used to grip wood, metal or plastic

what are the 3 parts of a comprehensive agricultural experience program?

which land capability class has few restrictions and is best suited for cultivation?

a fertilizer ratio is 5-10-15, what element does the number 10 represent?

which factor is NOT considered by the manufacturer in determining food quality dates?

What is the proper way to introduce a motion using correct parliamentary procedure

Student manages his own business, or product and sells items for profit, what type of SAE does the student have

what pest control strategy relies on multiple control practices and establishes the amount of damage taken before action

what type of pesticide is used to kill weeds?

What is the proper way to introduce a motion using correct parliamentary procedure

who is considered the father of heredity?

what is the primary method used to identify pigs?

Which is not a purpose or benefit of Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) programs?

what type of SAE would a middle school student select if he/she wishes to observe and experience a variety of areas

what is the term for a chicken that produces a large number of eggs?

what type of SAE is related to employment?

what are the three components needed to produce a fire?

when two species of wildlife live together to benefit both?

what type of asexual plant propagation requires separating the main part of the plant into smaller parts?

What is the benefit of Genetically Modified Foods to food producers and manufacturers?

What is the union of pollen and stigma known as

how is DNA matching or "fingerprinting" used in agriculture?