The abbreviation for the government ministry in Quebec that oversees agriculture, along with food and fisheries.
Though cow's milk is the most popular in Canada, on a worldwide scale, milk from this animal takes the lead.
By weight, this is the most-produced fruit in the world, with the majority of production in Asia.
The national tree of Canada, this is the variety of tree most commonly used for making syrup. (2 wds)
The TD Canadian 4-H Dairy Classic is held at the ___________ Agricultural Winter Fair.
The "U" in UPA stands for this.
The average person in France consumes 53 pounds of this per year.
Many local students study various aspects of agriculture at this campus of McGill University.
Berkshire, Tamworth and Chester White are all examples of breeds of this animal.
Round bales or large square bales of this crop are now most common, but small square bales are also still produced and are particularly popular with horse owners.
This newspaper, published from 1980 to 2017, was distributed for free to all members of the Quebec Farmers Association. (3 wds)
Farm size in Quebec is usually measured by acre or _________.
Syrup made from this fruit is a much sought-after home remedy for cold and flu symptoms.
Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, Minnesota, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, South Dakota, Michigan, Missouri, Kansas and Kentucky make up the ______________, a region that has the ideal conditions to grow the crop. (2 wds)
This crop, a key ingredient in beer, is experiencing a resurgence in Quebec.
Red sky at night, sailors' delight; red sky in the morning, sailors' _________ could be said for farmers too.
Highbush and Giant are two varieties of this fruit grown in Quebec.
This crop, first planted in 1777 as a hobby crop, is now grown on every continent except Antarctica.