Agriculture, Farming & Forestry Crossword Puzzles

small hairy creature with horns, likes to head-butt, says moooooo, most common bird to eat, bird that says quack, many birds lay these, grows in a …

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

the fine dust-like powder that contains the male reproductive cells of seed-bearing plants, the "job" that a part does in an organism, the …

a living thing that grows in soil, has roots, a stem, leaves, and often flowers, the part of a plant that supports the leaves and flowers and carries …

a class of crop that includes grains, oil crops, and specialty crops, process of preparing grain for the production of beer or alcohol, crop plants …

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 …

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, …

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 …

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, …

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 …

where you buy plants, an item that scares birds, the natural science that involves the study of life and living organisms, a plant that takes two …

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

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 …

someone who studies soil management and crop production, used to maintain ecological balance, the science of farming, one of the three sisters, a …

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 …

the protective thick leaves of the ovary, what bees and other pollinators carry from flower to flower, the collective name for the female parts of a …

matured ovaries of flowering plants, contain the seeds of the new plant, edible portion of herbaceous (nonwoody) plants, plant that occurs naturally …

is caused by a fast uptake of water, the most difficult type of weed to control, type of irrigation where water dribbles out of lines directly onto …

bryophytes need this for reproduction, found in gymnosperms and angiopserms, contain xylem and phloem, flowering plants classification, plants with …

teaching and program management in agriculture, type of resources provided by nature that can replace themselves, management of agricultural …

these come from a chicken, these grow in bunches under the ground, farmers plant, grow, and then harvest these, foods like grains, fruits and …

the hardened forewings of beetles, hardened external skeleton found in all insects, type of insect that feeds on multiple plant species that are …

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 …

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, …

plants needs sunlight, air and _ to grow, the pretty colorful part of the plant, part of the plant that makes food, it carries water and food across …

looking for bugs, cutting and trimming branches, removing old flowers, adding nutrients, make the sides look tidy, removing unwanted plants from the …

the art or practice of garden cultivation and management, decayed organic material used as a plant fertilizer, a synthetic material made from a wide …

this canal opened in 1825, established an experimental farm at mt. vernon, developed the first crop rotation system, discovered the principals of …

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 …

broken down by erosion to begin soil production, grown without human interference, the amount of direct sunlight a region receives depends on it's:, …