A material added to soil or land to increase its fertility.

The process of preparing and using land for growing crops.

A type of organism that is specifically bred or grown for a particular purpose, such as food.

Unwanted plants that compete with cultivated plants for nutrients, space, and light.

A chemical used to kill unwanted plants or pests in agriculture.

The combination of farming practices that are designed to be sustainable and environmentally friendly.

The act of preventing harm or damage to something, often involving conservation methods.

The ability to achieve maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort or expense.

A naturally occurring material found in the upper layer of earth, consisting of rock and organic matter that can support plant growth.

The process of growing and breeding animals or plants for use in agriculture.

An agricultural practice in which plants grow in the same location over multiple seasons.

The nitrogen-rich material that is often added to soil to promote plant growth, derived from living organisms.

A type of organism that is hunted and eaten by predators.

The act of consuming and using materials or resources.

Plants when they begin to produce flowers, especially in the context of seasonal growth.

The process of treating food or materials to improve their shelf life, flavor or safety, often involving chemical or physical methods.

Plants that have characteristics allowing them to thrive in a variety of environments, including changing conditions.

Substances that cause harm or pollution, often resulting from human activity.

The act of using resources in a way that does not deplete them for future generations.

A mineral or organic material added to soil to help plants grow, often containing specific nutrients.

The practice of preparing and using soil for the production of crops.

A term describing a single plant, animal, or organism belonging to a specific category or type.

The unwanted plants that grow in cultivated areas and compete with crops.

A chemical substance used to kill pests, including insects, rodents, and unwanted plants, in agriculture.

The rich, dark material in soil that is made up of decomposed organic matter, essential for plant growth.

The interaction and relationship between different organisms within an ecosystem, often involving the exchange of energy through food chains.

A chemical substance used to kill or control harmful organisms, including insects and weeds, in agriculture.

The practice of growing crops or raising animals for food, fiber, or other products.

The genetic manipulation of organisms to produce desired traits in plants or animals.

The process of intentionally growing and propagating plants and animals in a controlled environment for agricultural purposes.

The remaining part of a plant that connects the leaves or flowers to the main body of the plant, often supporting it.