Junior High Agriculture Practice Test

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• The Simmental cattle breed originated in which country?
• Which milk component is primarily responsible for the creamy texture of dairy products?
• What factor most influences the health of a pet?
• What is a common byproduct derived from pig fat used in glycerin and many industrial products?
• Which dairy product is a thickened product produced by lactic acid bacteria that has a tangy taste?
• How many months old are veal calves at slaughter?
• What machine is used to harvest grain crops?
• Goat meat is sometimes called which term?
• The process by which plants convert water and carbon dioxide into glucose and oxygen is called?
• The Oberhasli is a breed of which animal?
• What term refers to a male intact goat?
• Dead plant and animal tissue is described as what?
• Which term describes a male turkey?
• Which gas is most abundant in Earth's atmosphere?
• An animal that has ancestry from only one breed is described as
• What is the name of the hand saw used to cut with the direction of the grain?
• In floral design, which color is commonly paired with red to create contrast?
• Where was mad cow disease first identified?
• Which term describes a young female chicken?
• Which soil type is Loam best associated with for good crop growth?
• Which term refers to the skill of handling and riding horses?
• The money available for a business to operate is called which term?
• The average American will eat how many pounds of pork each year?
• An animal with a single stomach compartment is called what?
• What does Steer refer to?
• Which of the following is a valid major phase of beef production?
• Which term refers to growth-promoting devices implanted in animals?
• What is the gestation period of sheep?
• A mature male horse kept for breeding is called what?
• Which term describes the portion of a non-current debt payable within the next twelve months?
• Which SAE type involves exploring a topic to learn about it, without hands-on work?
• What term describes a young horse of either sex?
• Western saddles have _________ that English saddles do not.
• A porcine under 4 months of age is called a:
• Which animal is the primary source of bacon?
• What is the male turkey called?
• What is the material left after food has been digested?
• A bovine under 3 months of age that are used for meat are called what?
• Soybean meal and tankage are high in what?
• Which colors form the triad color scheme used in floral arrangements?
• Which hand saw is used to cut with the grain?
• The conversion of a manufactured product from one form to another is called
• At what angle should the tip of the torch be pointed when cutting metal?
• What term describes a two-beat horse stride?
• SMAW is a common acronym in welding. Which process does it stand for?
• What is the name of the short, starchy underground stem that is covered with layers or scales?
• Which milk product is produced by removing a large portion of water but not all?
• Which product is derived from the wool of a sheep?
• A uniform mix of white with red hair on the body of animals is called
• The record of an animal's ancestry is called
• How does cashmere fiber grow on goats?
• In welding, which bead is described as the simplest with straight-line electrode movement?
• How long is the AWS code tamped on the electrode coating?
• The wax formation created by bees is called a
• Bos Taurus is the scientific name for which animal?
• Until recently what type were most meat goats in the US?
• The fats lard and tallow come from which origin?
• What is the term used for removing the tail of pig or sheep at an early age?
• Which condition can lead to famine?
• A young female chicken is called a ______.
• Which liquid remains after cheese curd is separated?
• In pork, PSE stands for which description?
• How is a gray horse colored when it is born?
• What is the most common method used to process forages?
• Brangus cattle are a cross between which two breeds?
• What food is hard red winter wheat used for?
• Which term refers to a person who shoes horses?
• Goat meat is correctly referred to by which term?
• A farrier is an individual who does what?
• A mature male goose is called?
• A bray is a loud harsh cry of which animal?
• Male reproductive cell in a plant is called?
• Which invention allowed perishable food products to be shipped and stored?
• A bank of soil built up along the contour of a hill for the purpose of preventing soil erosion by trapping excess water and holding it until it is absorbed into the soil is called what?
• A group of siblings from one gestation is called a:
• Which term describes the planting of trees again after clearing?
• A soil with a pH above 7 is alkaline.
• What is one of the most popular meat goats in the United States?
• What is the abbreviation for the American Welding Society?
• A bray is a loud, harsh cry of which animal?
• Male turkeys are called?
• Which of the following is an example of hardwood?
• Lard, tallow, and butter are fats derived from what?
• Dorset is a breed of which animal?
• What term describes the flow of money into and out of a farm over a period?
• What is another term for beekeeping?
• What is the parent material of organic soils?
• The process of growing plants only in water is called what?
• Which of the following is an example of a softwood tree?
• A horse used for heavy work including pulling is called what?
• A young bovine of either sex is called?
• Items you owe that are not due in the next twelve months are called what?
• What is the dressing percentage of hogs?
• Which bacterium is commonly associated with animal waste and water contamination?
• Where did the Boer goat originate?
• How long is the dry period of a dairy cow?
• Simmental cattle are an example of which breed category?
• If part of a non-current debt is owed within the next twelve months, it is recorded as which portion?
• The part of the animal that contains muscle, fat and bone after slaughter is called the:
• The Ayrshire breed originated in which country?
• A building material of alternating wood veneer sheets is called what?
• In livestock terminology, what is the mature female goat called?
• Properly produced goat's milk tastes the same as what?
• Dressing percentage refers to the yield of what?
• In horticulture, which term describes the permanent joining of two plant parts?
• Which term describes the milk storage area within the mammary system?
• The art of handling and riding a horse is called
• A soil with a pH level above 7 is described as?
• The loss of soil by the action of natural forces is called?
• What term represents the value of assets minus liabilities?
• Which term refers to animal skins preserved with their fur or hair?
• Which of the following is commonly considered livestock?
• What does it tell you if you cannot see the pin bones on a dairy cow?
• What term describes a three gait stride?
• Which of the following is one of the oldest sheep breeds?
• Which term refers to the equipment used for riding, showing, or health care of horses?
• The breed of swine that is black with a white belt around the shoulder originated in which state?
• The Jewish method of cattle slaughter is called what?
• A weed that germinates and completes its life cycle in one year is an ____ weed.
• Which of the following is NOT a breed of swine?
• A tree ten feet or less is referred to as a:
• In cheese processing, removing the curd will leave the:
• Bovines which come off of grass and are started on feed concentrates are called?
• Which cattle breed originated in the Simme Valley in Switzerland?
• How many months is the gestation period for sheep?
• Equine used for riding or showing or for health is called:
• Who is listed as the US secretary of agriculture in the material?
• Which equipment protects you from inhaling dust?
• Approximately how many meat goats are there in the United States?
• Tofu is made from what crop?
• The second number on a fertilizer label refers to which nutrient?
• Define evaporation.
• A wool fibre with more crimps would suggest influence from which ancestry?
• Brangus cattle are a cross between Angus cattle and which breed?
• When the plant loses its leaves due to dormancy or stress, what is this called?
• The mother of an animal is referred to as the ____.
• What is the green pigment in leaves that is needed for photosynthesis?
• Plants that come back year after year are called
• The first milk of a cow that is high in antibodies called?
• The study of how crops are grown is called?
• Which of the following trees is commonly associated with Nebraska as a state symbol?
• When gifts are received, the market value should be posted in which two places?
• Veal calves weigh about ______ pounds.
• Which type of plants live through all seasons and may become dormant during the cold winter season?
• A mature female equine that has given birth is:
• What is another natural soil that must be cleaned and sterilized before use and consists of sharp coarse particles?
• Part of a saddle that the rider places feet in?
• When was malted milk invented
• The record of an animal's ancestry is called
• In floral arrangements, which color most contrasts with red?
• What does dystocia mean?
• The dominant female bee in a hive is the
• Which instrument is commonly used to administer injections and draw fluids in veterinary practice?
• Which term describes a miniature poultry variety that resembles the regular breed?
• What is another term for the afterbirth?
• Harvested skins with their hair are called what?
• What valve controls the supply of oxygen from the supply hose?
• A tree that drops its leaves each year is called
• How is the oxygen hose fitting threaded?
• If a soil pH is below 7 it is described as what?
• What term describes a castrated male chicken?
• SMAW stands for which welding process?
• Which animal is known for making a bray?
• Angus cattle would be classified as which type of breed?
• PTO is an acronym used in equipment connections. What does PTO stand for?
• In pork, the rib chop comes from the rib or loin?
• What is the name of the machine that separates cotton fibers from the seeds?
• An animal that is 1-2 years of age
• Most cashmere sold today comes from which regions?
• Legumes are plants that add nitrogen to the soil; They are called what?
• What year did milk pasteurization become commercially available?
• Which fiber is obtained from the undercoat of certain goats and used for luxury textiles?
• The study of bee keeping is called?
• Simmental cattle are categorized as Exotic rather than British breeds.
• Which breed classification does Angus cattle belong to?
• Which bacteria is commonly found in animal waste?
• A young ovine is called what?
• The color that most contrasts with red in a floral arrangement is:
• Solder is made from which two elements?
• What does the term toxic mean?
• What breed of cattle is black and carries a recessive gene for red hides?
• What is the Landrace breed of swine known for?
• Which crop is Nebraska's top forage crop?
• What is the simplest type of welding bead where the electrode is moved in a straight line?
• Withers on a horse are located where?
• Which term describes land formed from silt deposits at a river’s end?
• A mature male horse is called what?
• Which disease is commonly found in both pets and wildlife?
• A thin layer of surface removed from soil is known as what?
• Which of the following is commonly raised as livestock?
• What does PSE in pork stand for?
• What does the term Barrow refer to in livestock terminology?
• A male chicken is called?
• What is the term for a wild untamed horse?
• Which term describes someone who starts and runs their own business?
• Which economic concept involves payment programs to producers to stabilize agriculture?
• In typical electrical installations, what color is used for the ground conductor?
• What is the purpose of implants in livestock?
• The removal of plant material to enhance better growth is called
• A cross between a female horse and a male donkey would make:
• What is all the wool taken from one sheep
• What type of cream is a blend of milk and cream containing between 10.5 and 18 percent milk fat?
• What are four examples of special characteristics represented by the last number on the electrode?
• Less than what percent of our national population lives on the farm?
• Vermiculite is used to improve moisture retention and absorbs and gradually releases what?
• A castrated equine
• What term describes the area closest to the hole on a well-maintained golf course?
• Photosynthesis is the process by which plants do what?
• An animal that has a single stomach compartment is classified as which type?
• The forehead marking star and strip is a common marking on which animal?
• Which country is associated with vermiculite mining context in the material?
• The period when the female is receptive to mating
• Device used for leading and tying animals
• The dressing percentage is defined as which of the following?
• A 4-inch height measurement for a horse is called a
• In ruminant digestion, which statement best describes the function of the rumen?
• When welding a bead, your speed of movement should be what?
• The method of applying chemicals to a crop before the crop has come up out of the ground is called
• What term means a male turkey?
• A Brangus is a cross between which two cattle breeds?
• The term for the body of a slaughtered animal that includes muscle, fat and bone is called the:
• What does the genus Sus mean?
• Holstein cattle account for what percent of US dairy cattle?
• Giblets commonly include which poultry organs?
• A small pellet or other material containing hormones that are placed in an animal to promote growth are called?
• Areas of land that are saturated with water are called what?
• Which term describes a horse under 14 hands tall?
• What is the part of the bridle attached to the bit that the rider holds?
• Bantams have sub-classifications based on what?
• A building used to store grain on a farm is called what?
• The process by which a seed begins to grow into a new plant is called:
• What does wool with more crimp tell about the fiber diameter?
• How many cattle are on feed in Nebraska?
• Which term represents the difference between what a person owns and what they owe?
• In Brangus registration, what color is specified?
• Hydraulic brake fluid, car waxes, asphalt, molds for plastics, and whiteners are examples of products containing what?
• Which distilled grain product is commonly used as vehicle fuel?
• Which dairy cattle breed is known for high milk production?
• Which term describes funds used to start or run a business?
• Which statement about the Landrace breed is NOT true?
• How many HACCP principles are there?
• Where did the Ayrshire breed of dairy cow originate
• Which instrument is used to give injections or draw fluids from animals?
• What color is the Toggenburg goat breed often called?
• Boardfeet is used to measure what?
• Approximately how many agriculture-related jobs exist in the United States today?
• What is the profession that specializes in equine hoof care and shoeing?
• In parliamentary procedure, what motion is used to change a motion?
• The configuration of genes is called what?
• A small newly hatched fish is called:
• The amount of feed consumed by an animal in a day is called what?
• What are transactions where money is spent?
• A male goose is called
• When a dead animal's muscles lock into place, what is this called?
• What percent of corn is exported each year?
• Which term describes money spent on goods and services?
• The scale used to measure acidity or basicity of soil?
• What are the two most common forms of precipitation?
• USDA stands for which organization?
• Ringworm is what kind of disease?
• Proteins are composed of building blocks called:
• What is a female donkey called?
• Which plant is Nebraska's state flower?
• What is the major cause of poor grasslands?
• Ponies are ______ hands or less.
• American corn originated in what country?
• What is the term for the additional supply of water to crops?
• The place where silage is commonly stored is called what?
• Which term describes trees that lose their leaves annually?
• What swine breed is white with erect ears and developed in Pennsylvania?
• What percentage of the U.S. workforce is employed in agriculture?
• How many taps of a gavel start a meeting?
• The food manufacturing part of a plant is the
• Which plant is Nebraska's state grass?
• An animal that has an ancestry of all the same breed.
• What material is used in masonry or plaster work?
• The first milk of a cow rich in antibodies called?
• What term refers to a recently hatched goose?
• The statement ‘The cow is storing fat instead of turning grain and forage into milk’ describes which condition?
• Nebraska's state tree is which of the following?
• What does assets minus liabilities equal?
• What preserved pork before refrigeration?
• What is the first step to setting a career goal?
• A measurement of 4 inches used to describe a horse is a ____.
• Which alcohol produced from grain is commonly used as a fuel additive?
• A common weight for veal calves is about
• FFA was founded in which city?
• What is the maximum percentage of the grass height that should be removed in a single mowing?
• In wool processing, which phrase describes the step following the removal of the fleece from the sheep?
• Which is the largest compartment of the ruminant stomach that serves as a fermentation vat?
• What is gourmet food?
• Male reproductive cell in a plant is called?
• When did Congress pass the Wholesome Poultry Products Act?
• The breed of horses originated in which country?
• In livestock reproduction terminology, ET stands for which technique?
• Which method is a traditional way to preserve meat before refrigeration?
• Cashmere fiber is obtained from the undercoat of which animal?
• Erosion refers to the loss of soil caused by which factors?
• What factor can cause peak demand times for chevon in the United States?
• What color provides contrast to red in a floral arrangement?
• The amount of money coming in and out in a given interval is called what?
• Large underground water supply in the Midwest is referred to as
• What is another way to refer to a female donkey?
• The housing facility of a domestic rabbit is called
• The study of inherited traits is known as what?
• A young sheep is called what?
• At an FFA meeting, where is the sentinel stationed?
• What type of milk is in powdered form and can be used for cooking or reconstituted with water?
• On the traditional color wheel, which color is opposite red?
• The outer covering on fruit is called what?
• How many meat goats are in the United States
• What organ develops to provide nutrients from the mother to the fetus during pregnancy?
• Which career pathway includes pathology, irrigation, fertility, and weed science?
• Which plant is Nebraska's state flower?
• What should the relative humidity be inside an incubator?
• Which trait is required for Brangus registration among the following?
• Which flame adjustment produces the coolest temperature?
• In what decade was malted milk invented?
• Milk pasteurization year
• The Ogallala Aquifer is a major underground water source located primarily in which region?
• A market facility where an auctioneer sells animals to the highest bidder is called what?
• The most popular chicken egg laying breed is
• In livestock reproduction, the letters E.T. stand for?
• Which method preserves food by keeping it cold to slow spoilage?
• In welding, what does the amperage setting directly influence?
• The place where silage is commonly stored
• What is the intramuscular fat in meat called?
• Lack of iron causes which nutritional disease?
• What is the diameter of mohair fibers?
• Which crop is the leading crop by total land area sown among grains?
• What does ADG stand for?
• The mating of related animals is called?
• What is the term for a baby rabbit?
• The way a horse moves its legs and the pattern of the hoofs is referred to as its:
• The process of replanting an area with forest trees is called what?
• In parliamentary procedure, how many gavel taps signal the group to stand?
• Which machine is designed to harvest grain crops and separate the grain from the chaff?
• A female rabbit is commonly referred to as a
• Food grown without the aid of agricultural chemicals is called what?
• What does lime do to soil pH?
• Roan describes what kind of feature?
• Grains that are fed to livestock are classified as:
• What gas makes up 78% of the air?
• When is wool quality evaluated?
• What is the highest degree that can be earned in FFA?
• Terraces are constructed along which feature of a hill to prevent soil erosion?
• What color term is specifically used for a horse's birth coat in the provided material?
• Which soil is used in Mexico and the Southwest United States as a building material?
• Which goat breed is primarily raised for meat and originated in South Africa?
• Which of the following statements best describes ADG?
• A lamb finishing ration is about ______% grain.
• A female twin calf that is sterile in most cases is known as what?
• What American treat was originally sold as a health food?
• What is the term for the different layers of a soil profile?
• The period a mammal secretes milk is the _____________ period.
• A ______ horse is used for heavy work including pulling implements.
• The study of bee keeping
• Which dairy cattle breed is most popular for high milk production?
• What is the structure that a sow is placed in when she is close to giving birth?
• What term describes a group of sheep or geese?
• The number one livestock industry in the US is
• The black pig breed with a white belt originated in which state?
• What is the forehead marking on a horse that includes a star and a strip called?
• The foot rests used when riding horses are called what?
• A substance used to stimulate an animal to build up resistance to a disease is called what?
• What two products have sheep and lambs been a significant source of throughout much of human history?
• What is the term for the period a mammal is pregnant?
• Specifically, what part of the plant makes it appear green?
• An animal that is about one to two years old is called a:
• Define Humidity.
• Approximately how many pounds of pork does the average American consume per year?
• What will greatly reduce the severity of hazards in the shop?
• Which breed of goat is colored chamois with black on the face, legs, belly, udder, and a dorsal stripe?
• The equipment used to support a rider's feet on a horse is called what?
• Which food is a complete protein source?
• What color is considered to complement red and blue in a floral arrangement?
• Tofu is commonly made from which crop?
• Holstein cattle make up what percent of all dairy cattle in the US?
• Carl Linnaeus, the father of taxonomy, was from which country?
• The dehydration process which uses extreme cold temperatures is called
• In accounting, which statement lists assets and liabilities at a specific point in time?
• The plant part that manufactures food is the
• Which swine breed is known for exceptional maternal abilities and large litters?
• Which colors make up a triad color scheme in floral arrangements?
• Payment programs or incentives to producers for their commodities to help maintain support levels are called what?
• When is wood considered tender?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the Brangus registration criteria?
• The function of the stem is to:
• Which of the following is Nebraska's state grass?
• Legume crops are important in crop rotation because they fix nitrogen in the soil.
• Chicken should be cooked to an internal temperature of what?
• A young fish that has grown a bit but is not yet adult is called:
• What fat is found in milk?
• What does dystocia mean?
• What is the term for a young goat?
• What is the number one forage crop grown in Nebraska?
• How is oxygen gas stored?
• What does SPF stand for?
• Which meat is high in vitamin B?
• What is the average weight of market beef at slaughter?
• A small pellet or other material containing hormones that are placed in an animal to promote growth are called
• Which color is not part of the basic floral triad (Blue, Red, Yellow)?
• Where was Arbor Day first created?
• Which financial statement shows a business's assets and liabilities at a specific date?
• The term used for the practice of keeping bees is
• What is the loss of water through plant leaf openings?
• Approximately how many people in the United States owned pets in 2008?
• What book is used as the standard in parliamentary procedure?
• The refinement in Welsh pony shows influence of which animal breed?
• What crop ranks first in the total land area seeded to grains?
• The muscular tissue of an animal is called what?
• What is a mature female caprine called?
• What percent fat is in reduced fat milk?
• Nebraska ranks first in production of which beans?
• In animal breeding, what is the term for the father?
• What does each notch in the outside lower quadrant of the pig's ear represent?
• Which term refers to the process of removing leaves from a plant, usually due to stress or seasonal changes?
• Name two methods of dehorning.
• The human body is about ________% water.
• How many acres are in a section?
• A porcine under 4 months of age is called a shoat.
• The four major phases of beef production are purebred, cow‑calf, stocker, and what?
• Which saddle component does a rider place their foot into?
• A male bee is called a drone.
• Which practice helps improve pork quality and animal well-being?
• HACCP stands for Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point.
• Ringworm belongs to which category of disease?
• In order for a Brangus to be registered, which four requirements are needed?
• What term describes the preservation process of removing moisture and sealing food?
• Which list contains only softwood trees?
• What is the solid portion of milk after curdling and straining?
• One acre equals ________ square feet?
• What term is used for a male duck?
• Carl Linnaeus, the father of taxonomy, originated from which country?
• What is the process by which a seed sprouts and begins to grow called?
• Poultry edible organs such as the liver and heart are sold as what?
• What are the six classes of large chicken breeds based on?
• Which term describes the amount of water in the atmosphere?
• To cook slowly in fat and little moisture in a closed pot is called what?
• What can be planted to reduce erosion, add soil nutrients and control weeds
• Bread is commonly made from which grain?
• An area of land developed from silted deposits of soil at the end of a river
• Which material is formed by bonding layers of wood veneers?
• Which term describes a young goose?
• Which term is used for meat from a young bovine?
• What is a holding area for milk within an animal's mammary system?
• Which storage facility is used to store chopped forage for cattle feed under anaerobic conditions?
• The place where bees are kept is called what?
• A male bee is called what?
• On average, how many eggs does a laying hen produce per year?
• In what year were isolated cases of mad cow disease reported in the United States and Canada?
• The purpose of flux on an electrode is to:
• Which feed category is primarily energy-dense and low in fiber?
• Which option is not a hardwood species?
• The term for the daily feed intake of an animal?
• What is a young male chicken?
• An individual who owns and operates a business for themselves is called what?
• GPS stands for which of the following?
• Arbor Day was created in which city?
• What produces a lighter, finer fabric and is used for high quality garments such as suits?
• What is the process called for removing wool from a sheep?
• What does GMO stand for?
• Over time, humans shifted from being hunters to being what?
• A young female horse is called a filly.
• The male parent of an animal is called?
• A male donkey is commonly called what?
• Workers who travel from one area to another to seek employment which is often seasonal are called:
• Which dairy product is tangy and thickened by lactic acid bacteria and is often used as a topping or ingredient?
• Bacon comes from which animal?
• What is the primary purpose of pasteurization?
• In 2008, how many dollars were spent on pets in the United States?
• A famine is when:
• The Welsh pony has a refiniment that shows the influence of what?
• Which topic best matches the term 'nutrients'?
• Which erosion type involves the removal of a uniform layer of soil by rainfall and surface runoff?
• Which is an advantage of pasteurized milk?
• Which of the following is a breed of swine?
• What fiber is the Angora goat breed famous for?
• In plants, the structure that provides support and carries nutrients between roots and leaves is the:
• A miniature variety of poultry that resembles the regular breed is called:
• Sugar is added to ______ milk.
• SPF stands for which phrase?
• Roan's hair mix is most commonly white with which color?
• Which of the following terms describes cattle that are started on feed concentrates after grazing?
• Which term describes a disease that can spread from one organism to another?
• Resistance to disease is known as?
• Sheep and lambs have historically provided which two products?
• A slow, steady, jolting gait is called what?
• Distemper is described as a common disease affecting which groups?
• Ethanol is different from other gasoline because it is:
• The wax formation created by bees is called
• When was the horse first domesticated?
• The ideal temperature for the water when watering plants is what?
• How many grams of fat are in an 8-ounce serving of whole milk?
• The sequence in which animals obtain their food is known as the:
• The dominant female bee in a hive is the
• Bovines which come off of grass and are started on feed concentrates are called: Feeder Calves.
• Which term describes a male goat used in breeding?
• What is the term for a cancer causing agent?
• In welding, what does excessive slag at the bottom of the cut indicate?
• What personal protective equipment protects you from breathing dust?
• Which equipment processes raw cotton by removing seeds?
• What is silage?
• Which description best defines a cooperative?
• Who invented the steel plow?
• Adobe brick is a building material made from what primary components?
• Chevon refers to meat from which animal?
• How do you know when backfire occurs?
• Which growing method uses water to grow plants without soil?
• Which phrase describes a three-beat gait used by horses?
• Shadowing an agricultural loan officer is an example of which type of SAE program?
• A female twin calf that is sterile is called what?
• When is the best time of the year to plant trees
• Which nutrient is most essential for plant growth?
• Which function do stomata primarily serve on plant leaves?
• The art of connecting two plants in a permanent union is called
• A uniform mix of white with red hair on the body of animals is called?
• What nutrient is most often lacking in soil?
• Which meat is high in vitamin B?
• A Brangus registered has what combined percentage of Angus and Brahman ancestry?
• GMO stands for which term?
• What is the term for the accumulation of organic matter in a lawn?
• Which term describes a castrated male pig?
• What is the top beef quality grade?
• An offspring produced by breeding a jennet with a stallion is called?
• What is the name of the offspring produced by breeding a jennet with a stallion?
• Which color scheme uses three colors evenly spaced on the color wheel?
• What does ADG stand for in animal agriculture?
• Board feet is a unit used to measure which material?
• What percent fat is in fat-free milk?
• During an FFA meeting, the sentinel is stationed at which location?
• A castrated male horse is known as
• Approximately how many pounds of chicken does the average American eat each year?
• The rest period between lactations in a dairy cow is called the what?
• What is a cream that has been treated with lactic acid producing bacteria to produce a thickened product with a tangy taste?
• In electricity what color of wire is typically used for the ground?
• Unbranded cattle are called what?
• What is the term for a young rabbit?
• A young female horse is called a:
• What is the name of a business owned by the people who use its services to collectively buy or sell commodities?