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Most of the food we eat comes from a farm. Like these cabbages.

Plants - Farming

Discover how farmers grow crops and care for animals to make the food we eat, from crunchy apples and sweet berries to milk, eggs, and bread.

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Fascinating Fact:

Fruit farms grow apples, pears, berries, and cherries, often picked by hand so they do not get squashed.

In KS1 Science, children learn that plants give us food and that farms are special places where crops are grown and animals are cared for to feed many people.

Key Terms

  • Farm: A place where people grow plants or keep animals for food and other products.
  • Crop: Plants grown by farmers, such as wheat, potatoes, or fruit, to be harvested and used.
  • Harvest: The time when ripe crops are picked or collected from the fields.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What do children learn about farming in KS1 science?

In KS1 science, children learn that plants need water, light, and soil to grow, and that farms provide these so we can have fruit, vegetables, milk, and eggs.

Why are different crops grown on farms?

Different crops are grown to give us a variety of foods. Some crops are for bread and cereals, some for fruit and vegetables, and some to feed farm animals.

How do farmers look after plants on a farm?

Farmers prepare the soil, plant seeds, water the crops, protect them from pests, and pick them at harvest time so the plants grow healthy and strong.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .
Some of our food is grown in other countries. What is this farmer planting?
Rice
Potatoes
Carrots
Cabbage
Rice is grown in paddy fields
2 .
Tom is eating cereal. Where does the food in the cereal come from?
Plants
Animals
The air
Water
What is your favourite cereal?
3 .
When are lambs born?
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Lambs love to run around and play
4 .
In winter we need to keep warm. What do sheep make to help keep us warm?
Cotton
Silk
Wool
Wood
Do you have a woolly scarf? Does it keep you warm in winter?
5 .
What is the farmer doing?
Ploughing
Planting
Mowing
Harvesting
Ploughing a field is like digging a garden - just much bigger!
6 .
Emily is pouring milk on her cornflakes. Where does the milk come from?
Pigs
Chickens
Cows
Ducks
Cream, cheese and yoghurt are all made from milk
7 .
Joe is having bacon and eggs. Where does the bacon come from?
Pigs
Chickens
Cows
Sheep
Bacon, ham and pork come from pigs
8 .
Joe is eating two fried eggs. Where do the eggs come from?
Pigs
Chickens
Cows
Sheep
The middle of the egg is called the yolk. The yolk is yellow
9 .
Milk comes from cows. What other food comes from cows?
Bacon
Ham
Chicken
Beef
Beef is meat from cows
10 .
What is the farmer driving?
A car
A train
A truck
A tractor
This tractor is blue. What is your favourite colour of tractor?
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize – Food and Farming

Author:  David Bland (Former Physics Teacher, KS1 Science & Geography Quiz Writer)
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