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FARMING NOTES
By Dana Hojnowski
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REVIEW: Drag words each that relate to either PLANTS or ANIMALS:
(hint: one of them goes in both so 4 for plant, and 3 for animal)
antibiotics
growth hormones
pesticides
eutrophication
bioaccumulation
fertilizer nutrients
PLANT
ANIMAL
REVIEW: When too much
nutrients
or fertilizer goes into the water, it causes:
eutrophication
bioaccumulation
REVIEW: When too much
pesticide
goes into the water, it causes _____ as it goes up the food chain:
eutrophication
bioaccumulation
REVIEW: A(n) ____ is an area in the ocean that contains no life
abiotic area
basin
dead zone
river bed
REVIEW: Some animals graze on native grasses on ____, which can be fenced or unfenced.
feedlots
pastures
REVIEW: A small area where many animals are raised is called a ____.
dead zone
pasture
rangeland
feedlot
REVIEW: ____ agriculture makes use of machines and fossil fuels
subsistence
organic
industrialized
fishery
REVIEW: A(n) ____ is an example of a draft animal.
rabbit
ox
cat
hawk
REVIEW: Heavy grazing by animals can cause ____ because it removes the nutrients.
dead zones
crop yields
soil erosion