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Question 1

LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS

Answer 1

structures, landform, water, and vegetation

Question 2

_______ provide space for ongoing farm activities by creating enclosure.

Answer 2

Structures

Question 3

_______ can be used as it occurs on the site or is modified to improve farm operations, direct or screen views, buffer incompatible uses, reduce massiveness
of aboveground structures, control access, improve drainage, and influence microclimate.

Answer 3

Landform

Question 4

____ has magnetic appeal. It can add to aesthetic quality, modify temperature, serve as a buffer between use areas, or divert attention from undesirable views.

Answer 4

Water

Question 5

_____ can also be used to organize space and circulation; establish desirable views; buffer noise, wind, or incompatible uses; reduce massiveness of aboveground structures; absorb particulates to reduce
odor; cool air temperature; and reduce soil erosion and runoff.

Answer 5

Vegetation

Question 6

During the planning process, a _____ or aerial photograph is prepared

Answer 6

topographic survey

Question 7

One method of understanding site conditions and implementing step 4 in the planning process (analyze the resource data) is to prepare a ________.

Answer 7

site analysis diagram

Question 8

As a part of steps 5 and 6 (formulate and evaluate alternative solutions), _____ is developed to begin to evaluate alternative solutions

Answer 8

a concept plan

Question 9

Completion of subsequent steps of the planning process results in the final ______ as preface to construction drawings and specifications

Answer 9

site plan

Question 10

_____ can be
used to fill depressions and improve drainage

Answer 10

imported soil

Question 11

The ______ associated with the six functions of agricultural waste management often generates the most immediate response from the decisionmaker and adjacent residents.

Answer 11

odor

Question 12

_____ can alter microclimate and create lower temperatures.

Answer 12

Vegetation

Question 13

______ greatly affect the presence of insects, rodents, and other pests; often
a major concern of the decisionmaker and source of complaints from neighbors.

Answer 13

Temperature and moisture

Question 14

_____ is acknowledged as an integral part of daily life and underlies economic and other decisions about the land.

Answer 14

Aesthetic quality

Question 15

Reflect cultural values that have long guided farmstead planning and determined variations in landscape character.

Answer 15

Patterns of land use and management, siting and design of structures, or field size and shape

Question 16

_____ are organized in response to surrounding environmental and cultural conditions and the decisionmaker’s objectives.

Answer 16

Landscapes

Question 17

_____ is a reflection of an area’s cultural values. Unique structures, materials, or construction methods should be considered to avoid possible conflicts from proposed improvements.

Answer 17

Architectural style

Question 18

Important views to mountains and valleys, water bodies, or areas of special meaning to the decisionmaker should not be blocked when siting components unless other alternatives are not available.

Answer 18

VISIBILITY

Question 19

_____ often hamper farm operations and cause
critical runoff conditions during periods of melt.

Answer 19

Snow and ice

Question 20

The standard snow fence is ____ high and _____ porous.

Answer 20

4 feet; 50 percent

Question 21

______ occurs from the base of the fence to about 40 feet downwind.

Answer 21

Deposition

Question 22

The _____ patterns of animals and equipment can be easily affected by installation of an AWMS.

Answer 22

circulation

Question 23

_____ are often required to ensure an
efficient new system.

Answer 23

New roads and pathways