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The End Products: Food Diversity

Once the crops reach their destination, the people and companies that bought them make something with them. Convention on Biological Diversity owns this page.

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Go to each of the websites listed below, follow the directions, and answer the study questions in your journal. Be sure to keep clicking on the green arrow at the bottom of the page until you get to the end of the article.

Go to Biodiversity, Food and Farming for a Healthy Planet.

Study Questions

In your own words, what is biodiversity?
Match the type of plant part on the left with one or more examples from the right.

Plant Matching

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Shannon Hudson, 7th grade science teacher at Tuttle Middle School, Crawfordsville, IN BS from Purdue University in 1988 in education; Masters from Indiana Wesleyan University in 2000

"With a dad as a agronomist and a mom that's a great cook (although she would disagree), you can't help but develop a love of nature's complexity, being outdoors, and teaching students that food just doesn' t magically appear at the supermarket."

Ray Sullivan, Certified Professional Agronomist; Volunteer CropLife Ambassador; 2007 CropLife Ambassador of the Year BS in Agronomy from Purdue University

"I grew up working on farms in Northern Indiana and developed a real love for the land and agriculture. Few youth are exposed to farming today. I enjoy sharing my knowledge with them."

MACA Ambassador Webquest: Think Like a Farmer

The End Products: Food Diversity

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