How it works
Farming in bubble letters on one sideways sheet in Fredoka: seven letters, none twice, with a white ring in the a and the g. Color it for a project cover, or print a banner of seven sheets.
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Labels for a farm map
After your first print, open Farm words in bubble letters. Barn, Silo, Stable and Chicken / Coop name the buildings. Field, Pasture and Orchard name the land: a pasture is land for grazing, an orchard a planting of fruit or nut trees. Tractor, Hay / Bales, Scarecrow and Windmill fill the yard.
A report cover or a farm stand sign
Agriculture, Crops and Livestock head a report: crops are the plants a farm harvests, livestock the animals it raises. Farm / Animals, Planting / Season, Harvest / Time, Family / Farm and Dairy / Farm title its parts. A stand takes Farm / Fresh, Farmers / Market, Farm / Stand, Pick Your / Own, Fresh / Produce, Farm to / Table or Our / Farm; Farm alone tops a door.
- Want it bigger? Chewy draws Farming about a fifth taller than Fredoka and closes the a and the g.
Questions and answers
How do you draw farming in bubble letters?
Pencil F, a, r, m, i, n, g with wide gaps. Round every stroke into a fat outline, keep a ring in the a and the g, drop the tail of the g below the line, then rub out the pencil.
Is it farmers market or farmers' market?
Both are in print. The US Department of Agriculture's National Farmers Market Directory leaves the apostrophe out, as AP style does; Wikipedia's article is titled Farmers' market.
What is the difference between hay and straw?
Hay is grass or other plants cut and dried to feed animals. Straw is the stems and dead leaves left when grain is harvested, baled and used mainly for animal bedding.