In the 1990s, what illness previously thought to be confined to cattle was found to have been expanded to impact livestock, other animals, and even humans?

California produces 98% of the United States' output of what green-colored nuts?

New Holland, Case IH, and Kubota are among that brands that make what large-wheeled motor vehicles, often used on farms to haul equipment and trailers?

What common leafy green is native to Persia and is often associated with a specific cartoon character who made his maritime debut in 1929?

What scary sounding "H" farm implement is defined as "a heavy frame set with teeth or tines which is dragged over plowed land to break up clods, remove weeds, and cover seed?"

In agriculture, "apiculture" is the technical term for raising what type of insects?

The Kona Coast of Hawaii's Big Island is the only major production area in the U.S. of what crop?

Which of the following is NOT a close botanical relative to Eggplant?

What is the horticultural technique in which the scion of one plant is grown on the rootstock of another?

Which of the following is most closely related to okra?

While it is known as the Peach State, Georgia is also the nation's largest producer of what legume that is also the state crop?

Derived from the French for “bell”, what name is given to a covering protecting plants from cold temperatures? This word can also refer to a type of tableware cover or a type of hat.

"Linseed" is another name for what flowering plant, which has been cultivated by humans for over 30,000 years, and which is the source of linen fiber?

Which company invented the steel plow?

What agricultural machine gets its name from the fact that it merges four different farming techniques? These are reaping, threshing, gathering, and winnowing.

Which of the following is a true bean?

What popular restaurant chain derives its name from a Nahuatl name for a specific smoked and dried vegetable?

What four letter word is a type of rich soil, usually considered ideal for gardening and agriculture, comprising a mixture of sand, clay and humus?

Silent Spring, Rachel Carson's landmark work of environmental writing, helped lead to a worldwide ban on what three-letter agricultural pesticide?

What six-letter adjective describes arable land that is deliberately not planted with crops for one or more growing seasons to allow the soil to recover and restore depleted nutrients?

What “F” verb is the process by which a pig gives birth to a litter of baby pigs?

Which term is defined as green fodder compacted and stored in airtight conditions, typically in a silo, without first being dried, and used as animal feed in the winter?

What is the biggest agricultural crop export of Texas (in dollars), and has been for the last 100 years?

80% of sugar produced in the world is from sugarcane, with most of the rest being produced from the "sugar" variety of what root vegetable?

Which of these is a "buck"?

The process of vines twisting to climb a fence or other support

What does "radicle" mean?

Which of the following is NOT a variety of sweet corn?

Which of the following is a variety of potato? The rest are marijuana strains!

Which of the following is NOT a type of hoe?

Small Places is named after a quote from what author?

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Which vegetables did the Israelites long for while fleeing Egypt, according to the Bible?

Which crop originated in Africa?

What USDA Hardiness Zone is Finca Tres Robles located in?

What does DTM stand for in farming lingo?

A driving style developed by Miami street racers

What is a "Florida Weave"?

The film that forms on standing whey during cheesemaking.

What does "Cotyledon" mean?

Which of the following is a real farm tool?

What does FSMA stand for?

Specifies a known, named variety of a crop (as opposed to a generic type)

Refers to total lifespan of the plant from seed to death (from French)

A growth habit that yields in a short window of time, on a smaller plant

A pruning style which involves removing the upper (terminal) growth point

What does "determinate" mean in reference to plants?

Which famous farmer did Tommy work for?

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