Agriculture

Forestry is the management of forests for the production of timber and other forest products, while agriculture is the cultivation of crops and the raising of livestock.

Tilling is the process of turning over the soil to loosen it and prepare it for planting.

Legumes are a type of plant that includes beans, peas, and lentils, while cereals, fruits, and vegetables are all types of crops.

Pastoral farming is the raising of livestock, such as cattle, sheep, and goats, on natural grasslands.

Fish are not livestock, as they are not raised on land.

Irrigating is the process of watering crops using artificial means, such as sprinklers or drip irrigation.

Carbon dioxide is not a fertilizer, as it is not used to provide nutrients to plants.

Harvesting is the process of gathering crops from the field after they have matured.

Computers are not agricultural machinery, as they are not used to perform agricultural tasks.

Pest control is the process of controlling pests and diseases that can damage crops and livestock.

Irrigation is not a type of pest control, as it is not used to control pests and diseases.

Soil management is the process of managing soil fertility and preventing soil erosion.

Irrigation is not a type of soil management practice, as it is not used to manage soil fertility or prevent soil erosion.

Water management is the process of managing water resources in agriculture, such as irrigation and drainage.

Crop rotation is not a type of water management practice, as it is not used to manage water resources.