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| In what town is the Tennessee Department of Agriculture located? |
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| In what city and state is the Kentucky Derby held? |
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| Why would you use a herbicide? |
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| What is the art of riding horseback called? |
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| A fuel substance which is formed from the remains of long ago plants and animals |
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| What is the average life span for a horse? |
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| Which types of rocks are formed by the breaking down of other rocks? |
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| Sedimentary Rocks (SAID-UH-MEN-TARY) |
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| Animals, which eat exclusively plants, are classified as what? |
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| Herbivores (HERB-UH-VOORS) |
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| What is the term for the natural breaking-down of rocks? |
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| Which state produces the most hogs? |
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| What part of the dairy cow holds and stores the milk? |
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| What is the only member of the Cobra Family to be found in the United States? |
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| What percentage of Nitrogen is contained in a 50 pound bag of 6-12-12 fertilizer? |
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| What official heads up the USDA? |
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| The Secretary of Agriculture |
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| What is another name for grain sorghum? |
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| What is the term used to describe an animal which eats only meat? |
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| Which state produces the most cotton? |
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| What is the proper color name for a brown horse with black colored legs, mane and tail? |
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| What is the length of pregnancy for a cow? |
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| Birds of Prey (Hawks, Eagles, Owls, etc..) |
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| A horse who has a mixture of white and black hairs would be called a what? |
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| Blue Roan (pronounced R OWN) |
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| The LaMancha (pronounced La Mon Cha), the Nubian (New Bee IN), and the Toggenburg are breeds associated with what species of animal? |
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| What plant eating insect, which resembles a small June bug, is currently moving through Tennessee? |
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| What is the family of plants containing watermelons, squash, and cucumbers? |
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| Cucurbits (CUE- CURB- ITS) |
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| What soils are a mixture of clay, silt, and sand making them easy to cultivate? |
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| What is the proper color name for a horse with a reddish body and the same color legs, mane, and tail? |
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| What is the proper name for a single freshwater shrimp? |
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| What is the pit of a Pit Viper used for? |
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| It is a heat sensing organ. |
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| Which type of rock was at one time another type of rock? |
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| Metamorphic Rock (MET-UH-MORE-FIC) |
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| What kind of fuel can actually be produced on the farm? |
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| Ethanol made from fermented corn |
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| What is the name of the feed that is highest in energy content? |
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| Which state produces the most wheat? |
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| Kansas (America's breadbasket) |
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| How is the majority of livestock sold in the United States? |
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| What is the advantage of Jersey dairy cattle over the Holstein breed? |
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| Higher amount of butterfat in the milk |
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| Apiculture is the science of producing what product? |
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| What is defined as an agent or chemical used to destroy pests? |
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| What piece of equipment has fenders, a horn, and stirrups? |
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| What is the term for the soft furry covering on a deer's antlers? |
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| What typeof gardening uses no chemical pesticides? |
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| What breed of horse is also called "Flax Mane and Tail?" |
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| What breed of horse is known for its spots? |
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| Which state produces the most milk? |
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| Wisconsin (America's Dairyland!) |
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| A wide stripe down the face of a horse would be called a what? |
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| Which type of rocks were formed by the hardening of lava or magma? |
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| What is the most popular Christmas tree grown in Tennessee? |
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| What is billed as the "World's Largest Rodeo?" |
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| What farm animal farrows its young? |
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| In what complex is the Tennessee Department of Agriculture located? |
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| Ellington Agricultural Center in Nashville |
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| Which southern state has the most State Forests? |
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| Why would you use an insecticide? |
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| Why would you use a fungicide? |
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| What does the term "marbling" mean as it relates to meat? |
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| Amount of fat in the meat |
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| What are Rat-L-Traps, Jitterbugs, and Rooster Tails? |
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| Who enforces the sale of Tennessee Game and Fishing Licenses? |
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| TWRA (Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency) |
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| TWRA (Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency) |
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| What type of shot should be used when hunting waterfowl? |
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| Steel shot as opposed to lead shot |
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| What pigs are bought small and then fed to market weight? |
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| What is the most valuable wholesale cut on any meat animal? |
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| Shropshire, Katahdin (pronounced Kuh Tah Den), and Montadale are breeds associated with what species of animal? |
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| What is defined as an arrangement where a family receives a portion of the crops produced in return for their labor? |
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