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The document provides vocabulary terms related to agriculture and animal husbandry in Spanish and English. It lists terms such as agronomist, alkaline, ammonium nitrate, animal husbandry, avocado, bean, corn, cucumber, fertilizer, fish, greenhouse, guava, hen, husbandry, macronutrients, melon, onion, oxygen, pig, piglets, rabbit, soil, tomato, and vocabulary. Definitions or examples are provided for each term in Spanish.

NORTHENST SCHOOL
OF AGRICFULTURE
FIFTEEN-JUANUARY
PRACTICE ENGLISH I
ENGINEER OSCAR GARCIA
GROUP PRACTICE #3
MEMBERS : Mazariegos Celidon
Mazariegos Zuniga

AGRONOMIST: Ingeniero Agrónomo
• The agronomist is high

ALKALINE: Alcalino
• the soil is alkaline

AMMONIUM-NITRATE: Nitrato Amónico
• Ammonium nitrate apply

ANIMAL HUSBANDRY: ganadería, zootecnia
• I like animal husbandry

AGRONOMY: Agronomía
• I like to study agronomy

Herbicides: Herbicidas
• I want to nine liters of herbicide

MACRONUTRIENTS: Macronutrientes
• nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are macronutrients

Sprinkle: Asperjar
• I like to sprinkle the corn

OXYGEN: Oxigeno
• The plants need oxygen

GREENHOUSE: Invernadero
• occurs in tomato greenhouses

AVOCADO0: Aguacate
• The avocado is good

HUSBANDRY: Zootecnia
• I like studying animal husbandry

CUCUMBER: Pepino
• The cucumber is elongated

FERTILIZER: Fertilizante
• plants need fertilizer

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Vocabulary

1. NORTHENST SCHOOL OF AGRICFULTURE FIFTEEN-JUANUARY PRACTICE ENGLISH I ENGINEER OSCAR GARCIA GROUP PRACTICE #3 MEMBERS : Mazariegos Celidon Mazariegos Zuniga

2. Vocabulary Agronomy

3. AGRONOMIST: Ingeniero Agrónomo • The agronomist is high

4. ALKALINE: Alcalino • the soil is alkaline

5. AMMONIUM-NITRATE: Nitrato Amónico • Ammonium nitrate apply

6. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY: ganadería, zootecnia • I like animal husbandry

7. AGRONOMY: Agronomía • I like to study agronomy

8. Herbicides: Herbicidas • I want to nine liters of herbicide

9. CORN: Maíz • I like to grow corn

10. PIG: Cerdo • pigs are fat

11. MACRONUTRIENTS: Macronutrientes • nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are macronutrients

12. BEAN: Frijol • beans are a legume

13. Sprinkle: Asperjar • I like to sprinkle the corn