Quiz Format History of Agriculture Quiz Livestock Quiz Food Quiz Soil Quiz Major Crops Quiz Special Crops Quiz		Test your knowledge of cereal crops. Read the description and take your pick-of-the-crop! This cereal grows in stands in the shallows of lakes and rivers of central and northern areas of Saskatchewan and is known for its "nutty" flavor. [barley] [corn] [oats] [rice] [rye] [triticale] [wheat] [wild rice] The production of malt from this grass is important in the brewing industry. [barley] [corn] [oats] [rice] [rye] [triticale] [wheat] [wild rice] This grain is difficult to grow in Saskatchewan, because it requires so many frost free days. [barley] [corn] [oats] [rice] [rye] [triticale] [wheat] [wild rice] This cereal is a great livestock staple, very high in protein and is promoted as a healthy food choice for reducing cholesterol in humans. [barley] [corn] [oats] [rice] [rye] [triticale] [wheat] [wild rice] This unique cereal was made by humans, and is a fairly recent crop to be introduced into the agricultural sector. [barley] [corn] [oats] [rice] [rye] [triticale] [wheat] [wild rice] This is the number one crop, from the earliest days to today, in Saskatchewan. Products such as bread, crackers, pasta, and beer can be made from the grain. [barley] [corn] [oats] [rice] [rye] [triticale] [wheat] [wild rice] The grain that is a staple food for over half of the world's population is not even grown in Saskatchewan. [barley] [corn] [oats] [rice] [rye] [triticale] [wheat] [wild rice] This crop is the only other major cereal (besides wheat) capable of producing a leavened flour product. [barley] [corn] [oats] [rice] [rye] [triticale] [wheat] [wild rice]