Field Crop Production
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This Field Crop Production page on GoConqr gathers community-made mind maps, quizzes and flashcards, from tillage and seed rate to grain quality, cereals, pulses and plantation crops such as tea and pepper. It's built for university students and professional candidates, school students, and teachers after ready-made material. There are over 120 resources here, including more than 50 mind maps, more than 20 quizzes and over 40 flashcard decks, made by over 90 contributors. Pick a topic, try a quiz to find your gaps, then build your own revision aids.
Top Field Crop Production resources
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24 questionsCrop Production - Quiz #1 The other scientific name for Asteraceae is...
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24 nodesTillage Conventional · Non-inversion
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6 cardsAgronomy-Crop Plants a list of all the plants needed for the agronomy cde
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4 nodesFertilisers Functions
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196 nodesTEA INTRODUCTION · BOTANY AND MORPHOLOGY · PLANTING, PRUNING, FE... · DISEASE · PEST · HARVESTING & PROCESSING
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115 questionsAGRC1014 Plant Production Principles - Sammy's Quiz What are the characteristics of improved pasture, Rhodes grass?
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169 cardsCrop Production Lab What factors associated with the soil environment can delay emergence
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28 questionsCrop Science - Exam 1 Practice In an Internet article about oats, you see the following plant name: Avena sativa L. "Hazel". The sativa po...
Quizzes
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24 questionsCrop Production - Quiz #1 The other scientific name for Asteraceae is...
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115 questionsAGRC1014 Plant Production Principles - Sammy's Quiz What are the characteristics of improved pasture, Rhodes grass?
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28 questionsCrop Science - Exam 1 Practice In an Internet article about oats, you see the following plant name: Avena sativa L. "Hazel". The sativa po...
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25 questionspart 1 of exam 1 Examples of silage crops and small grain crops are:
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68 questionsCrop Management which of the following is normally NOT considered when comparing a crop rotation with a monoculture?
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48 questionsLecture 11: Legumes Apollo is the goddess of grain
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24 questionsLAST AGN 1010 QUIZ! One of the many benefits of growing any legume species is its ability to fix nitrogen
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24 questionsBarley in marketing barley, "dockage" refers to ...
Mind maps
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24 nodesTillage Conventional · Non-inversion
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4 nodesFertilisers Functions
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196 nodesTEA INTRODUCTION · BOTANY AND MORPHOLOGY · PLANTING, PRUNING, FE... · DISEASE · PEST · HARVESTING & PROCESSING
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125 nodesEstablishment (Ploughing vs Min Till) Weeds · Pests · Diseases · Soil · Yield · Drilling
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193 nodesCoconut Uses · Habitat · Taxonomy · Botany · Seesling nursery · Planting
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143 nodesPepper(Piper nigrum) field preparation · pruning · maintenance and manag... · harvesting · propagation · nursery
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90 nodesAbiotic factors that affect productivity and how they are controlled Temperature · Light: intensity and ... · Water availability · Nutrient supply and s... · Topography and relief · Soil pH
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151 nodesCocoa 1.0 Propagation · 2.0 Nursery · 3.0 Field Preparation · 4.0 Transplanting · 5.0 Nutrition and Fer... · 6.0 Pruning
Flashcards
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6 cardsAgronomy-Crop Plants a list of all the plants needed for the agronomy cde
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169 cardsCrop Production Lab What factors associated with the soil environment can delay emergence
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71 cardsCereals What is the most commonly grown crop in the UK?
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20 cardsPrincipals of Crop Production Root Systems Tap Root
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65 cardsLecture 10: Grasses 3 physical characteristics of monocots
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38 cardsAgriculture Flashcards Characteristics a grower looks for in selecting wheat varieties
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31 cardsGrain Quality how are grain cleaners different from gravity separators
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17 cardsCrop Production Quiz #2 SHORT ANSWER Define Soil Tilth
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Notes
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Pepper(Piper nigrum) - created from Mind Map field preparation pruning maintenance and management
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TEA - created from Mind Map Botany&morphology Fly: Theaceae Camillia sinensis Major product: leaf Maturity:3-5 years Life span: 50-70 years Planting materials seed cuttings 18 months in nursery 12-15 months in nursery Environment suitability hig...
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Potatoes - created from Mind Map Varities Cultivation Weed control and pests
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About Field Crop Production
GoConqr OriginalWhat the resources cover
This page brings together study material on how field crops are established, grown and handled after harvest. The mind maps on tillage and on establishment compare ploughing with minimum tillage. They look at weeds, pests, soil, yield, fuel, labor and cost. The Seed Rate mind map works through plant numbers, tillers and winter losses. The Grain Quality mind map covers starch, protein and lipids.
Where to start
Begin with the Tillage mind map. It gives you the vocabulary of conventional and non-inversion systems, with depths and costs. Then open Establishment (Ploughing vs Min Till) to see the trade-offs side by side. Move on to Seed Rate and Grain Quality once the basics feel familiar.
- Tillage and establishment: soil, germination, drilling.
- Crop types: the Agronomy-Crop Plants flashcards, plus cereals, pulses and grasses decks.
- Plantation crops: maps on tea, coconut, cocoa and pepper.
Using quizzes and maps together
Read a map first, then test yourself. Crop Production - Quiz #1 asks about plant families, soil minerals and cell types, so it suits a first check. Crop Production - Quiz #2 follows on. Short quizzes on barley, soybeans and potatoes let you focus on one crop. When a question catches you out, go back to the matching map and flashcards, and note what you missed.
Who it suits
The material runs across university, professional and school levels. One flashcard deck is aimed at Leaving Cert Agricultural Science style questions, while many quizzes read like university course tests. Teachers can pick a map or a deck and use it as it is. All of it was made by GoConqr users, so check anything you plan to rely on against your own course notes.
Next step
Choose one crop or one tillage system today, take a quiz on it, and see which map you want to reread.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I open first?
Start with the Tillage mind map. It sets out conventional and non-inversion systems, working depths and rough costs, which helps with many other resources here. After that, try Crop Production - Quiz #1 to see which areas need more attention, then move to the establishment maps.
What do the mind maps cover?
There are more than 50 mind maps. Some deal with growing practice, such as tillage, establishment, seed rate, germination, soil and rotations. Others focus on single crops, including rice, potatoes, tea, coconut, cocoa and pepper. One covers grain quality, and another looks at abiotic factors that affect productivity.
Are these resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users rather than by GoConqr itself, so they come from many contributors with different course styles and levels.
Which levels and exams do they suit?
Most of the material suits university students and professional candidates, with a solid share for school students. One deck mentions Leaving Cert Agricultural Science. Teachers can also use the maps and decks as ready-made material. Check topic names against your own course before relying on a resource.
Are there flashcards for crop names?
Yes. There are over 40 flashcard decks. Agronomy-Crop Plants lists crops such as alfalfa, potatoes, lentils and rye. Other decks cover botanical names, cereals and millets, pulses, grasses and crop terms, so you can practice identifying crops and key vocabulary.
What if I can't find the topic I need?
Try a nearby resource, such as a crop-specific quiz or a general map on cropping systems. A free account also lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, so you can fill the gap with material that matches your course.