Agriculture, Farming & Forestry Crossword Puzzles

process that plants lose water through their leaves, when pollen transfers from stamen to pistil, name for cone-bearing plant, green pigment that …

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 …

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

broad leaves, _ forest land - forest land restricted from harvesting, round timbers in the ground to support other things, _ wood industries - wood …

something in the field that can make your horse unwell (8,6), what you call a bright item of clothing (2,10), what color ribbon indicates a horse who …

platinum is used in _ batteries, _ conditions occur in northern africa, another of africa's desserts, the metal used in jewelry, africa is home to _ …

leaves the stubble of the previous crop on the ground, growing multiple crops in the same field in the same year, a machine that harvest a crop by …

the cultivation of soil, productions of crops, and raising of livestock for food, fiber, and fuel products, any agriculturally based operation or …

undeveloped shoot, where the petiole base attaches to the stem, stalk that holds the leaf away from the stem, flattened green surface for absorbing …

this brand makes "functional" mushroom edibles using reishi, lion's mane, and cordyceps, the gummies from this brand contain muscimol and …

added to soil to increase the amount of nutrients and increase yeild, when two opposing reactions take place at the same rate, plants need this to …

water pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and biodiversity loss, vetch, crimson clover, and red clover, how well plants use fertilizer for growth and …

(plant part) contains pollen sacs which produce pollen grains, (plant part) supports the anther, (plant part) place where the pollen grains land, …

protection, a source of water for desert plants, a period of time without any precipitations, a part of a broken glass, roots do it with water, a stem …

the reproductive part of a plant, usually small, found in damp places, most plants are this colour, a type of flowering plant that has leaves of many …

this type of wood makes up 66% of canada's forest cover. it consists mainly of coniferous trees, forests in many places all over the world are …

the concentration of a toxic substance in an organism, the pesticide spraying program killed what other insect?, introducing other organisms that can …

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

evaporation of water from the surface of a leaf, the movement of water from an area of high to low water concentration through a semi-permeable …

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 …

rhizoid are not considered true roots because they lack this type of tissue, predecessor of terrestrial plants, ferns,whisk ferns, and horsetails …

removing the outer layers of the cherry, the mucilage breaks down and the parchment begins to soften, the hand picking method, that allows pickers to …

big and strong plants, very small plants with soft stems, plants that need support to grow, plants that crawl along the ground, colorful flower …

it breaks the soil into small pieces, it puts seeds into the ground, they make hay into big round or square shapes, it cuts and collects crops, a …

vascular plants that possess “exposed” seeds, meaning "cone-bearing" plants, plants that has seed with 1 cotyledon, narra is a plant …

branches that grow in a zigzag pattern, how many boll development phases there are, occurs once the bud blooms, when the bud is one third of its full …