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| Invented the Milking machine |
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| great advancement in food production in the 1960's |
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| National Vocational Education Act |
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| Brought livestock to the new world on his second voyage 1493 |
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| Provided the foundation for studying heredity |
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| Accidents happen on the farm caused by |
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| Human error ( long hours and little time off) |
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| NSC (National Safety Council) |
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| Federal organization who's Main job to keep safety statistics |
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| OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) |
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| Sets workplace safety standards and enforcement |
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| Workers must be notified of work place hazards |
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| Who do you tell when something breaks in land lab |
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| Milligrams (1000) = Centigrams (10)=grams (1) |
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| Uncertainty of decimal numbers |
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| Last number is rounded and has the most uncertainity |
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| Using machinery and dealings with acids |
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| Used for applying pesticides or anything that should not be breathed |
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| Anything that is dangerous to hands |
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A unit of protoplasmic material with a nucleus
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| cells are the basic unit of structure in living things |
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| have chloroplasts and cell wall animal cells do not |
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| Pair of centrioles plant cells do not |
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| Both types of cells contain |
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| nucleus, cell membrane, smooth and rough Endoplasmic Reticulum, cytoplasm, mitochondria etc. |
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| flow of fluid from an area of high concentration to a lower one |
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| Movement of DNA or genes from one organism to another |
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| Use of cells or components to produce products or processes |
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| creating an exact duplicate |
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| Crossing two different species to achieve a desired result |
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| mating adults of the same species who have characteristics desired in the offspring |
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| Integrated Pest Management (IPM) |
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| A pest control method based on multiple control methods and practices |
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| The purpose of IPM (Integrated Pest Management) Methods |
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| achieve acceptable pest control using less pesticide reducing environmental damage. Farmers use biological and chemical methods |
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| releasing predatory insects for pest control, use of traps etc. (ex. lady bugs, stingless wasps) |
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| an organism that lives off another without killing it |
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| organism living together without harming or helping each other |
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| Two types of organisms eating the same food |
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| two organism living together for the benefit of both |
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| What does a plant need for photosynthesis? |
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| CO2, water, light energy captured by the chlorophyll to make sugars |
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| Photosynthesis light independent reaction |
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| carries water and nutrients from the roots to leaves |
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| Carries food down from the leaves to the rest of the plant |
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| Insects find pollen by what means? |
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| Scent from the flower, or pedal color |
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| processes of increasing the number of a species (perpetuating a species) |
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| a seed or egg that is fertilized |
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| process that uses a part of a plant to create a new one |
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| plant life cycle that lasts only one growing season |
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| plant life cycle that lasts two growing seasons or two years |
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| plant life cycle that lasts from year to year |
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| Production, distribution and arranging cut flowers, potted plants, greenery and flowering herbaceous plants |
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| stamen (filament, anther and pollen) |
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| Pistal (includes stigma, style, ovary and ovules |
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| application of scientific principals and technologies to agriculture |
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| getting experience in animal science |
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| central and peripheral systems control the movement and functions of a body |
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| provides food for the body and its system |
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| removes waste material from blood |
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| provides food and oxygen and food to the body |
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| an animal with a single stomach |
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| animals that have several stomachs which is used to digest roughage |
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| diseases that can be spread between animals and humans |
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fertilizer ratios 6-12-18
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| most common hammer used in agriculture |
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| scheduled maintenance that is done to keep the machine working properly (ex. changing oil) |
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| things done to prevent problems (ex. checking tire pressure and fluid levels |
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| use correct oil and change on a cool engine |
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| choking an engine too much getting fuel into the combustion chamber |
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| what you mark on an application to show you left a line blank on purpose |
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| look at the person interviewing you |
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| If you don't know an answer to a question during an interview |
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| say you don't know or you'll look it up |
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| how to handle a complaining coworker |
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| ignore them and keep working |
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| on time, dependable, sociable, hardworking and energetic |
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| If there are hazards in the workplace |
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| An employer must tell employees (Right to Know Law) |
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| provides an employer with a quick education, work history and other qualifications |
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| introduces you to a potential employer and gives your reasons for applying |
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| If you own your own business |
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| you can control when you work, how much you work and your future destiny |
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| an item to present a proposal to the group for the first time |
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| sends an item to a committee for its determination |
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| calls attention to a breach of the rules |
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| take a break in the meeting |
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| chemical change that forms gas which is released (ex. cheese, wine, beer, vinegar, pickles) |
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| physiological defects, unsanitary conditions poor pastures |
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| stop disease from spreading |
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| separate problem animals (1st step build fences) |
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| believe animal have the same rights as humans |
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| Believe animals should be use for agricultural purposes but need to be humanely treated (agriculturalists are included in this ideology) |
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| Animals are used in research |
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| to benefit society in different ways (ex. medical procedures) |
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| a piece of lumber that equals 1" x12" x12" or 144 cu inches |
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| not worn when operating machinery to keep from getting caught |
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| can be reused if can be sterlized |
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| before operating equipment |
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| read the manual, ask permission and make sure the area is clear |
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| a plant that looses its leaves during winter |
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| a plant that is green year around |
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| all trees of the same age or close to it |
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| trees of different ages best to support wildlife |
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| also called humus made from dead living things create by microbes in the soil |
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| Chemical weathering/erosion |
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| breaking down of rocks and mineral by chemical means such as acid rain |
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| mechanical weathering/erosion |
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| breaking down rocks and minerals by physical forces running water, freezing etc. |
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| selection of a product or service to be market or sold for a profit |
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| organization and delivery of a product or service |
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| plan to make consumers aware of the product or service |
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| market research, sales plans and sales closures |
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| biggest concern rate of production of calves each year |
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| Cell part that forms a protective barrier around the cell |
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| cell part that guards the nucleus |
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| cell part that converts food into usable energy |
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| cell part responsible for protein manufacture |
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| stores and moves proteins |
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| cell area that contains DNA |
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| breaks down proteins,lipids, carbohydrates, nucleic acids and cell remains |
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| stores and packages lipids |
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| cell division creating two identical cells |
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| cell division creating two identical cells |
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| cell division that creates male or female sex cells |
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| rod like structure that carries genes |
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| A trait that is expressed |
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| Gene pair that are identical |
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| Gene pairs that have different genes |
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| Gene configuration of an animal |
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| Physical appearance of an animal |
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| Capacity of a trait to be passed from parent to offspring |
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