Agriculture, Farming & Forestry Crossword Puzzles

the process of supplying water to crops to help them grow, adding nutrients to the soil to promote plant growth, cutting away dead or overgrown …

a part of a plant that develops into a leaf or a flower, one of the usually brightly coloured leaf-like parts of a flower, the part of a plant that …

the layer of soil rich in organic material, breaking down of rocks to form soil. the process of removing nutrients from the soil through farming or …

what revolution is a process where many countries became self-sufficient in food production?, what can was invented through the "bug-bomb" …

study of human society and how people interact with each other , analyze grain dry and store grain as it is brought in for sale, deals with growing …

tool for digging and planting, chemical that kills weeds, growing plants in water, a plant that lives many years, trimming plants and trees, begin to …

clumps of _ hang from strong vines, strong winds make fields of _ wave in the breeze, many _ grow on bushy trees, you cannot watch _ grow under the …

color pattern, typically in hogs. features a mix of red or sandy and black areas, the size of the animal as determined by skeletal structure, …

housing for chickens, when chickens loose their feathers, fleshy red part attached to the cheek, little bugs in the feathers, hen that lays eggs, a …

the top layer of soil rich in organic material, the smallest soil particle type, holds water well, the layer of soil beneath the topsoil, contains …

it is the movement of rock fragments and soil from one place to another, they damage the soil surface by eating vegetation and digging into wet or …

a group of a specific species of animals (cattle, swine, goats), a group of a specific species of animals (sheep, poultry), multiple offspring …

flower associated with war memorials, orange ones can make you think of the netherlands, this flower is considered sacred in asia, due to it's colour, …

the process of cutting down and obtaining the required crop, the unwanted plants that grow, the act of giving water to the plants, a person who owns …

it resembles the appearance of fork with sharp tines use for weeding and mixing additives into the soil, it is used for loosening the soil, …

powdery substance that are part of male sex cells in a flower, vascular system that travels up a plant's stem with nutrients, female reproductive …

process where heat is trapped near earth’s surface, growing crops in a way that mimics nature, small scale farming, large scale farming with heavy …

the science or practice of farming, a person who studies the origin, management and use of soils, a pale yellow oval citrus fruit with thick skin and …

the main woody stem of a tree as distinct from it's, side branches of the primary roots, outgrowths from the outer layer or cells in a root, the …

used to make windrows, smallest grain truck, haul bales on this, has a flat bed, harvests crops, puts seed into ground, used to hit fence staples, …

the aqueous space outside the stacks of thylakoids, the process in which a single cell divides to form two daughter cells and the cell plate is …

this vividly colored flower shares a name with the colored part of your eye, a bright, yellow flower with 6 petals, this pink flower is common in …

desirable trees left standing to ensure the ecosystem can establish healthy seedlings, practice of planting trees in areas where trees were not …

they set down inside plastic trays, _ _ will require ample watering during dry spells, should be at least 55 degrees for best planting results, the …

the science and art of growing plants for use and beauty, the planting , harvesting, storing, processing, and marketing of fruit and nut crops, the …

native aussie nut which contains an unknown toxin, common symptom of mild poisoning (think feces!), household ******** products and chemicals should …

the cultivation of grapes to be eaten fresh and to be used for making juices, raisin, jams, jellies, and wines, a collection of grass plants that form …

rock and organic material that is broken down to create new soil; a soil's parent, to continue to have something; to keep something, third layer of …

a lack or shortage of something, such as plant essential nutrients, able to be dissolved in water, the process by which ammonium ions are made by …

"when _ last in the dooryard bloom'd"--walt whitman, the _ was said to have sprung from the blood of ajax, in greek mythology, a brilliantly …