TRUE/FALSE Farm Wildlife Quiz

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Test your understanding of farm wildlife guidelines.

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Froggy Jumps TRUE/FALSE Farm Wildlife QuizOnline version Test your understanding of farm wildlife guidelines. by Josh FERN 1 Wildlife may be present in your farm year-round. a TRUE b FALSE c FALSE 2 Working or draft animals should be kept away from edible crops as much as possible. a FALSE b FALSE c TRUE 3 It is important to know the potential impact wildlife can have on your overall farming operation. a FALSE b FALSE c TRUE 4 Controlling the presence and occurrence rate of wildlife scat or feces within your production and processing area is a primary concern. a FALSE b FALSE c TRUE 5 Plastic or metal fencing taller than 8 feet will protect crops from deer and elk. a TRUE b FALSE c FALSE 6 Wildlife control is not necessary in farming operations. a TRUE b FALSE c FALSE 7 Fencing alone completely eliminates wildlife risks to crops. a FALSE b TRUE c FALSE 8 Wildlife feces can contain pathogens that affect crops or handlers. a FALSE b TRUE c FALSE 9 Deer and elk are examples of wildlife that may interact with farms. a FALSE b TRUE c FALSE 10 All wildlife interference in farming is harmless to crops and workers. a TRUE b FALSE c FALSE

Froggy Jumps

TRUE/FALSE Farm Wildlife QuizOnline version

Test your understanding of farm wildlife guidelines.

by Josh FERN

Wildlife may be present in your farm year-round.

TRUE

FALSE

Working or draft animals should be kept away from edible crops as much as possible.

FALSE

TRUE

It is important to know the potential impact wildlife can have on your overall farming operation.

FALSE

TRUE

Controlling the presence and occurrence rate of wildlife scat or feces within your production and processing area is a primary concern.

FALSE

TRUE

Plastic or metal fencing taller than 8 feet will protect crops from deer and elk.

TRUE

FALSE

Wildlife control is not necessary in farming operations.

TRUE

FALSE

Fencing alone completely eliminates wildlife risks to crops.

FALSE

TRUE

FALSE

Wildlife feces can contain pathogens that affect crops or handlers.

FALSE

TRUE

FALSE

Deer and elk are examples of wildlife that may interact with farms.

FALSE

TRUE

FALSE

All wildlife interference in farming is harmless to crops and workers.

TRUE

FALSE

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TRUE/FALSE Farm Wildlife Quiz

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by Josh FERN

Wildlife may be present in your farm year-round.

Working or draft animals should be kept away from edible crops as much as possible.

It is important to know the potential impact wildlife can have on your overall farming operation.

Controlling the presence and occurrence rate of wildlife scat or feces within your production and processing area is a primary concern.

Plastic or metal fencing taller than 8 feet will protect crops from deer and elk.

Wildlife control is not necessary in farming operations.

Fencing alone completely eliminates wildlife risks to crops.

Wildlife feces can contain pathogens that affect crops or handlers.

Deer and elk are examples of wildlife that may interact with farms.

All wildlife interference in farming is harmless to crops and workers.

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