| Agriculture |
the engagement in the practice, art, and sciences related to the production of crops and livestock to produce products for consumption |
| Aquatic |
related to growing or living in or on water |
| Barn |
a farm building used as housing for animals and storage of machinery and crops for use in agriculture |
| Breed |
to produce offspring under controlled conditions; plants or animals descended from a common ancestry and sharing common traits |
| Crops |
a
plant or plant product grown for sale or for sustenance; may also
include animals and animal products |
| Environment |
the physical, cultural, and social conditions surrounding and affecting any organism |
| Erosion |
the process of breaking down and transporting soil and rock by wind, water, and ice |
| Fleece |
the
shorn wool from a sheep |
| Graze |
to feed on grass or other plants |
| Habitat |
the place an organism typically lives and grows |
| Harvester |
machines
that have blades to cut plants |
| Heifer |
young cow that has not had a calf |
| Litter |
the multiple offspring of an animal that are born at the same time |
| Niche |
the environmental habitat of an organism and the role it plays in that environment |
| Pasteurization |
the process of sterilization of liquids such as milk by raising the temperature to destroy bacteria |
| Poultry |
domesticated birds raised on farms to produce eggs and meat |
