A major factor to consider in the selection of a variety of corn or soybean to plant on your particular farm is:

A major factor to consider in the selection of a variety of alfalfa for northern Montana is:

A raceme is considered a type of:

The standard test weight for a bushel of wheat is:

The apical stem on your canola crop has been slightly damaged by spray drift. It may regrow from:

Nutrients and food reserves are supplied a young pea plant during emergence by the:

Nitrogen fixation in peanuts occurs in specialized root structures called:

If a wheat plant population density is low, the wheat plants will compensate by:

Example of plants that are pulses are:

The hilum of a bean seed is:

An oat plant that is said to be in the "boot", is near:

Durum is a type of wheat used in the production of:

An advantage of early planting of spring crops is:

An advantage of seeding spring crops later is:

Lodging in grains tend to happen because of excess:

The most common crop used in the production of malt is:

Baling of alfalfa or grass hay (non-preservative) for storage should occur at:

The most damaging situation for alfalfa stand is to:

A key element in the formation of protein in hard red winter wheat is:

Carrots raised for seed are examples of:

Which of the following plants has a trifoliolate leaf structure?

The following plant has a pinnate leaf structure:

Many noxious weeds and perennial grasses reproduce by seed as well as underground structures called:

Coleoptile length of a plant is useful to determine:

In the production of hay, the single most important factor that determines quality is:

Chlorosis can be defined as:

A crop of barley can best take up which of the following forms of nitrogen?

Plants that are deficient in phosphorous will often show symptoms of:

In alfalfa, which of the following insects induces chlorosis:

Yellowing of the lower leaf tips, continuing down the midrib of the leaf, and finally death of the lower leaves of grain plants indicate:

A 50 pound bag of fertilizer that is labeled 3-6-3 contains:

Your soil test shows you need 60 pounds of N to produce the desired bushels of wheat per acre. If you are applying anhydrous ammonia, 82-0-0, how many pounds should you apply?

Which of the following is a beneficial insect?

Gluten is a current topic in food discussions. Gluten found in grains is a form of:

The goal of sustainable agriculture practices is to:

Diatomaceous earth could be used on an organic farm for:

Cover crops, on organic farms, are used for:

One advantage of a no-till farming operation is improved:

Pheromones can be used to help:

Organic matter in the soil is most important for good crop yields when:

To sell a product as organic the crop must have been grown on land that no synthetic chemical inputs were used for the previous ______ years.

Most soybeans planted today are tolerant of:

If anhydrous ammonia costs $1,000 per ton and is 82% N, what is the cost of N per pound?

A soil test calls for 55 pounds of phosphorus per acre. How many pounds of (18-46-0) would you need to apply to meet the soil test requirement?

A farmers’ production costs for his crop totals $$780 per acre. If he has pre sold his crop at$$ 4.90 per bushel, how many bushels does he need to average per acre to cover his production costs?

Depth of fertility soil testing should reflect:

A normal percent of oil extracted from soybeans is:

A plant continues to produce more leaves and stem after it has begun to flower. This growth habit is called:

A farmer wants to get an accurate estimate on his corn crop yield several weeks before harvest so he can pre sell most of his crop. Use the following information to determine his approximate yield. Plant population per acre = 24,800 plants; 1 ear of corn per plant; each ear = 16 rows with 56 kernels per row; 1600 kernels per pound; using the standard weight per bushel for corn, the yield would be: