🌾 Agriculture
Farming, crops, livestock and soil.
📐Acre
A unit of land area commonly used to measure farmland.
💼Agribusiness
The business sector encompassing farming and related commercial activities.
🌾Agriculture
The practice of cultivating soil, growing crops, and raising livestock.
🌱Agroecology
Ecology applied to farming systems.
🌳Agroforestry
The integration of trees and shrubs with crops and livestock.
🌾Agronomy
The science of soil management and crop production.
💨Anemometer
A device that measures wind speed on a farm.
🐜Aphid
A tiny sap-sucking insect that damages many crop plants.
🍯Apiary
A place where beehives are kept for honey and pollination.
🐝Apiculture
The scientific rearing and management of honey bee colonies.
🐟Aquaculture
The farming of aquatic organisms such as fish, shellfish, and plants.
🌉Aqueduct
A channel or pipe built to carry water over long distances.
💧Aquifer
An underground layer of rock holding usable groundwater.
🟫Arable land
Land capable of being plowed and used to grow crops.
🌳Arboriculture
The cultivation and management of trees, shrubs, and vines.
🍁Autumn
The harvest season when many crops are gathered.
🌾Barley
A cereal grain used for food, malting, and animal feed.
🏠Barn
A farm building used for storing grain, hay, and livestock.
🪨Bedrock
The solid rock layer beneath the soil and subsoil.
🐝Beekeeping
The maintenance of honey bee colonies, often for pollination.
🐝Beneficial insect
An insect that helps crops by pollinating or eating pests.
🐞Biological control
Using natural predators or parasites to control agricultural pests.
🌾Buckwheat
A pseudocereal grown for its gluten-free grain-like seeds.
🌸Budding
A form of grafting in which a bud is inserted into another plant.
🛶Canal
A man-made channel that conveys water to farmland.
🐄Cattle
Domesticated bovines raised for meat, milk, and hides.
🌾Cereal
A grain crop such as wheat, rice, or maize grown for food.
🧱Clay
A fine-grained soil that retains water but drains poorly.
🌤️Climate
The long-term weather patterns affecting agricultural regions.
🧊Cold frame
A transparent-roofed enclosure low to the ground protecting plants from cold.