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Fun On The Farm

The document is a worksheet designed to help students apply math skills in a farming context, including calculations related to fertiliser, rainfall, and crop growth. It contains various questions that require students to perform calculations and analyze data related to farm operations. The answers are provided at the end of the document for reference.

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Fun On The Farm

The document is a worksheet designed to help students apply math skills in a farming context, including calculations related to fertiliser, rainfall, and crop growth. It contains various questions that require students to perform calculations and analyze data related to farm operations. The answers are provided at the end of the document for reference.

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FUN ON THE FARM Name: __________________ Class: ___

The farmer is always active and uses maths every day to help run the farm.

Give the farmer some assistance by completing the following questions.


2 A bag of fertiliser weighing 25 kg costs £7.50

Calculate the cost of a bag of fertiliser which weighs 15 kg.

1 The farmer wants to spread fertiliser onto a field. He


has attached a hopper to the back of the tractor which
can hold up to 500 kg of fertiliser granules.

One bag of fertiliser weighs 25 kg. Calculate the


maximum number of bags which the farmer can put into
the hopper. ________________________

________________________

3 Shown below is an aerial view of the farm. 4 Shown below is a bar chart showing the average monthly rainfall. 5 The farmer has decided to plant carrots. The growth rate of a
typical carrot is shown below.
140

120

70 m 100

0 cm
Rainfall MM

Field 1 35 m 80
40 m 2 cm
45 m 60
Field 2 4 cm
40
6 cm
20
8 cm

0
10 cm
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Months of the Year 12 cm


Day 3 Day 7 Day 30 Day 60 Day 75

The farmer will spread fertiliser onto Field 1 and Field 2 (a) State the average rainfall for the driest and wettest month.
(a) State the length of the carrot after one month
Calculate the difference in area between the two fields.
Driest month: _________mm Wettest month: _________mm
____________________

(b) The farmer wishes to spread fertiliser during the springtime but also avoid
heavy rainfall which could wash the granules out of the soil.
(b) After 60 days, the carrot is sweet and ready to eat.
State the difference in the length of the carrot if the
Which month may be best suited for spreading the fertiliser?
farmer waits until day 75.

____________________
____________________
____________________
AMIG
EDUCATI N
Science Technology Engineering Maths

Caution
Farm Animals

The farmer owns one cow which can be milked 8 The farmer owns sheep and sheers them every The farmer has grown a crop of potatoes and
6 Look carefully at the farm pictured above and 7 every day to provide 30 litres of milk. spring in order to sell wool. Each sheep usually
9 carrots. He decides to sell them at the markets.
circle the correct answers for a, b and c.
provides 5 kg of wool.
(a) Ratio of baby chicks to pigs. (a) Calculate the amount of money the farmer
could earn in one day if the milk was sold (a) How much can the farmer earn by sheering A bag of 10 potatoes costs £2.00
2:1 3:1 4:1 5:1 6:1 at the price of 30 pence per litre. one sheep if the wool is sold at £1.30 per
kilogram.
A bag of 6 carrots costs £0.66
(b) Width of the shed door if it has a height is of
2.5 metres. ________________
_______________
2 metres 2.5 metres 4 metres How much more does one potato cost than one
(b) How many cows would the farmer need to own carrot?
if he wanted to produce 600 litres of milk per (b) How much money can the farmer earn by
(c) Fraction of the gate covered by the safety day? selling the wool from sheering 25 sheep.
sign.

1 1 1 1 1
_______________
2 2 6 8 12
________________ _______________
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Answers

1. 20 bags

2. £4.50

3. 1225 m2

4a. Driest month: 30 mm Wettest month: 135 mm


4b. April

5a. 8 cm
5b. 1.5 cm

6a. 3:1
6b. 4 metres
6c. 1
6

7a. £9
7b. 20 cows

8a. £6.50
8b. £162.50

9. 9 pence

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