Definition 1 of 53
What are the main types of cooperatives?
Market- receives products from members and resells those for the best price
Purchasing- large quantity purchased for members to get the best prices
Service- low cost services to members
reduce concrete for rainwater runoff, add manure for water holding capacity, terraces on
steep slopes
hole on blade is the same size as the shaft, the slot on the shaft must be suitable for the
blade
Animal Behaviorist, Rangelands, Wetlands,Water fish and wildlife, Game Warden, Trapper,
Park Ranger
Definition 2 of 53
What percent of the workforce is employed in agriculture?
22 million or 20%
2 million or 20%
21 million or 20%
1 year or less
Definition 3 of 53
What type of planting is a broadcast seeder used for?
reproductive structures
scattering seed over a large area
shovel, spade , plow, tiller
physically organizing and delivering the selected product or service
,Definition 4 of 53
What amendments can be added to the soil to change the soil's acidity or alkalinity?
compost or manure
cereal grains
typos or more than one page
genetic control
Definition 5 of 53
What conventional method is used to control insect damage to field crops?
covalent modification
biological control
cultural control
genetic control
Definition 6 of 53
What materials can be used to make organic fertilizer?
hydrated, cool weather, unload quickly
test milk, clean and sanitize equipment after each cow
animal manure, plant and animal products
test milk, clean and sanitize equipment after each cow
, Definition 7 of 53
What do the 3 letters on a fertilizer label represent?
Rot, Mold And Plant Diseases
Welding Goggles, Leather Gloves
Nitrogen-calcium-magnesium
Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium
Definition 8 of 53
What is a common method of fertilizer application for home vegetable gardens?
compost or manure
reproductive structures
welding goggles, leather gloves
broadcasting- spread over large areas
Definition 9 of 53
What is the law of increasing opportunity cost?
the law states that all production costs remain constant regardless of efficiency.
as production increases, the cost of labor decreases significantly, leading to higher profits.
when production is low, opportunity costs are at their highest due to limited resources.
once all factors of production (land, labor, capitol) are at max efficiency, producing will
cost more than average. Production increases, opportunity cost does as well
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