
| Clues Across: 3. Farm land is lost as towns and cities grow ____. 6. ____ pioneers were the first to use irrigation in Idaho. 8. The right to use a certain amount of water from a stream or river is a ____ ____. 10.The loss of soil by wind and water is called ____. 11. ____ uses a series of rivers, dams, canals, and ditches to bring mountain water to the desert farms of Idaho. 13. The amount of precipitation an area receives is called ____. 15. After farms appear on the land, ____ spring up, providing places where people gather to sell their farm products and buy supplies. 16. The ____ Dam was the first dam built on the Snake River. 17. ____ tubes lift water out of the irrigation ditch and onto the field. 18. It takes 40 gallons of water to grow enough grain to produce ____ egg/eggs. |
| Clues Down 1. Mountains store ____ in the form of winter snow and summer rain. 2. ____ poisons the land, making it unfit for farming and habitation. 4. A ____ is an open concrete or metal channel for carrying water above the ground. 5. ____ Idaho gets very little rain during the summer months. 7. The first permanent white settlement in Idaho was ____. 9. Farms create ____ not only for members of the farm family, but also for town people as well. 12. The part of the soil in which plants grow is called ____. 14. ____ Idaho receives 22-32 inches of rainfall throughout the entire year. 18. It takes 1800 gallons of water to grow enough grain to raise ____ pound/pounds of beef. |
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