Cow: Milk and beef; eats grass and hay
Chicken: Eggs and meat; eats seeds and grain
Sheep: Wool and meat; eats grass
Pig: Pork; eats many kinds of food and loves mud
Goat: Milk, cheese and meat; climbs well
Horse: Rides and farm work; eats grass and hay
Duck: Eggs and feathers; swims in ponds
Turkey: Meat; males gobble
Donkey: Carries loads; brays
Rooster: Crows at dawn
Hen: A female chicken that lays eggs
Lamb: A baby sheep
Calf: A baby cow
Piglet: A baby pig
Foal: A baby horse
Bull: An adult male cow
Ewe: A female sheep
Ram: A male sheep
Sow: A female pig
Boar: A male pig
Mare: A female horse
Stallion: A male horse
Barn: A building for animals, hay and equipment
Silo: A tall tower that stores grain or feed
Tractor: A strong farm machine for pulling tools
Hay: Dried grass used to feed animals
Pasture: Grassy land where animals graze
Coop: A house for chickens
Pen: A small fence for animals
Trough: A long container for animal food or water
Scarecrow: A dummy that scares birds from crops
Farmer: A person who grows food and raises animals
Crop: A plant grown for food
Harvest: Gathering crops when they are ripe
Dairy: Foods made from milk
What is butter made from?: Cream from milk
What is cheese made from?: Milk
What is wool?: Hair from sheep that is spun into yarn
What do you call shearing?: Cutting the wool off a sheep
Where do eggs come from?: Hens
How do cows chew?: They chew cud, bringing food back up to chew again
How many stomach parts does a cow have?: Four
What does a sheepdog do?: Helps herd sheep
What does a barn cat do?: Keeps mice away
What is a farm cooperative?: A group of farmers who share work and sell together
County fair: A community event with animals, rides and prizes
4-H: A youth group that teaches farming, science and community skills
Organic farming: Farming without most synthetic pesticides
Compost: Rotted plant scraps that feed the soil
Fertilizer: Material that helps plants grow
Plow: A tool that turns over soil

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