Intro to AG

Horses are measured in terms of hands with a hand being _____.

Which type of SAE allows a student to job shadow a professional in the agriculture industry?

What does value-added mean?

Which swine breed is a solid red color with no white on their body?

What is an uncasterated male bovine called?

What is an immature swine called?

swine breed has a black body a broad white “belt” that encircles the shoulders legs and feet?

What is the transformation of raw ingredients into food products for consumers?

swine breed is known for its mothering ability and prolificacy and is typically gentle?

In the Universal Ear Notching system, a notch made in the pig’s left ear _____.

plant use oxygen taken through leaves & water from roots to convert stored sugar to energy in

organic media has high water & nutrient retention capabilities is commonly used in greenhouses?

Plants that complete their entire life cycle within one growing season are _____.

The first step to finding a career is ____

in the Universal Ear Notching system, notches made in the pig’s right ear _____.

A male hog that has not been castrated is a _____.

type of SAE involves a student working for someone, either for pay or for the experience?

Which agency is responsible for establishing a quality grades?

Food products that have been enhanced with additional vitamins or minerals are called _____.

Which type of SAE involves a student-managed, entrepreneurial program in a school setting?

Which type of SAE is designed to expose students to the scientific side of agriculture?

what is the broadest level of classification given to a plant?

What is the largest soil particle?

How many seeds does a dicot have?

How many career clusters are there?

organic media absorbs nutrients & releases slowly, decomposes slowly, & often used by nurseries

Migratory workers _____

inorganic media is simply volcanic rock that has been crushed and heated to 1800° F.?

castrated male hog is a _____.

What percentage of agricultural careers is directly related to production?

Cattle is also called _____

inorganic media is a heated mica compound and is used to improve moisture retention?

How do plants lose their water?

Which type of SAE allows a student to own his or her own business?

What does SAE stand for?

Fruits and vegetables tend to be high in vitamins and _____.

Plants that grow season after season are _____.

A mixture of colors is what ?

cattle breed from northern England often called Durham after the county in which it originated?

inorganic media used to improve aeration in growth media but lacks ability to hold nutrients

Plants that need two growing seasons to complete their life cycle are _____.

Bos Indicus breed, with large hump on its shoulders and can be disease resistant