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The Agritourism Quiz

An Amusing Way to Test Yourself and Others about Agritourism Trips
Publication of Discovery: July 31, 2018
Issue: July, 2018

As a result of our exploration in the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico since around two years ago, we have spread the word about our agritourism experiences so far. It is time to test your knowledge about some discoveries we shared through publication of ecotreasures ® stories under the agritourism section. You may dare yourself to answer the questions listed below without reading the articles again, or feel free to refresh your memory. If you are a first-time ecotreasures reader, dig up the information and catch up with our followers. Whether you are a recurrent ecotreasures reader or newbie, accepting the challenge to answer the Agritourism Quiz may be entertaining. You may even get together with family or friends, and test who is the most knowledgeable about ecotreasures experiences since quizzes have been published under all magazine’s sections in this issue.

Are you ready to embark on the new adventure?

The ecotreasures’ Agritourism Quiz:

1) A guided tour in a cacao plantation on the western side of Puerto Rico exceeded ecotreasures crew’s expectations. The crew saw and learned about diverse cacao fruits. What is the name of the cacao tree that is a hybrid of the Forastero and Criollo cacao trees?

2) The ecotreasures crew participated in a coffee plantation tour on the countryside of Puerto Rico, and learned about some coffee industry terms.

a) Which is the term that refers to a dried coffee bean with a white husk and that is ready to be roasted?

b) Which is the term that refers to the resulting coffee bean after the white husk and a silver thin lining have been removed?

3) The ecotreasures crew was enlightened about cassava harvest during a guided tour on a farm on the eastern side of Puerto Rico. According to the tour guide-farmer, what three signs may show that cassava is ready to be harvested?

4) What are the names of three edible flowers that the ecotreasures crew admired during a guided tour in a self-sustained farm on the countryside of Puerto Rico?

5) The ecotreasures crew savored a dish made of eggs that were hatched by free-range chickens that mostly ate homemade nutriments.

a) In which Puerto Rico municipality were these eggs hatched?

b) In which Puerto Rico municipality did the ecotreasures crew purchase this dish?

Good luck! Curiosity leads to the knowledge path. Seek and you shall learn what you inquire and beyond that.

tour provider: Yourself onto Agritourism
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where the crew ate: Casa Linda
photograph by: N. Michelle Rodríguez

Note: This story was accurate when it was published. Please be sure to confirm all details with the pertinent businesses before planning your trip. Please be cautious. The company behind this publication assumes no responsibility for your safety when participating in the activities mentioned in this article. You are responsible for confirming whether you are capable of participating in any of these activities or tours, regardless of the effort level or any other information provided in this website.

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N. Michelle Rodríguez, San Juan, Puerto Rico: “Take advantage of agritourism attractions to relax, appreciate life and Mother Earth’s grand beauty, learn from nature and others, gather with loved ones and/or experience new and exciting outdoors recreations. The best time to plan and schedule your next agritourism trip is the present.”

“Read to get ideas for agritourism recreation planning. Share your findings with family members, friends or colleagues. Save the date for fun.”

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