• Question: What do you call a fruit that tells secrets? Answer: A whispering berry (raspberry).
• Question: What kind of tree fits in your hand? Answer: A palm tree.
• Question: What did the farmer use to fix his pants? Answer: Cabbage patches.
• Question: What is a scarecrow’s favorite fruit? Answer: Straw-berries.
• Question: What do you call a potato that’s afraid? Answer: A french fry (frightened).
• Question: What grows down while it grows up? Answer: A carrot.
• Question: What do you get when you cross a snowman and a farmer? Answer: Frostbite (frost and a bite).
• Question: What did the farmer say when he lost his tractor? Answer: “Where’s my tractor? I’m in a bit of a pickle!”
• Question: What did the grape say when it got stepped on? Answer: Nothing, it just let out a little wine (whine).
• Question: What’s a farmer’s favorite math problem? Answer: Mul-tiplication.
• Question: Why did the tomato turn red? Answer: Because it saw the salad dressing.
• Question: Why did the scarecrow win an award? Answer: Because he was outstanding in his field.
• Question: What’s a scarecrow’s favorite fruit? Answer: Straw-berries.
• Question: What do you call a vegetable that sings? Answer: Elvis Parsley.
• Question: Why did the lettuce break up with the celery? Answer: Because it was tired of being stalked.
• Question: What do you get when you cross a chicken and a cow? Answer: Roost beef.
• Question: What do farmers use to make crop circles? Answer: A pro-tractor.
• Question: Why did the farmer bury his money in the field? Answer: To make his soil rich.
• Question: What do you call a cow that plays the guitar? Answer: A moo-sician.
• Question: What do you call a sleeping bull? Answer: A bulldozer.

• What grows without soil or sun, yet fills your plate when day is done?
• What am I, green in spring, golden in summer, and harvested in autumn?
• I’m tall and slender, with kernels to lend her, what am I?
• What has roots that nobody sees, is taller than trees, up, up it goes, yet never grows?
• I’m not a plant, but I help them stand tall. What am I?
• What’s full of holes but still holds water, helping crops grow taller?
• I’m red, juicy, and loved by all, but I’m not a fruit. What am I?
• What’s small and white, sometimes fluffy, sometimes sticky, and helps seeds take root?
• I’m round and hard, hidden in a pod, awaiting my turn to sprout. What am I?
• What has ears but can’t hear, and grows in rows from year to year?
• I start as a seed, buried in the ground, but with sun and water, I’m easily found. What am I?
• What’s green and leafy, perfect for a salad, and makes rabbits happy?
• What’s yellow and sweet, growing in rows, and loves to be grilled?
• I’m a bit prickly, but I bear a tasty fruit. What am I?
• What has petals like a flower but is not for show, as its leaves are the star of the harvest?
• What’s brown and wrinkled, hiding a surprise inside, ready to be roasted?
• I’m long and thin, with a bulbous end, and I make vampires flee. What am I?
• What’s white and fluffy, floating in the breeze, ready to be spun into cloth?
• I’m green and slender, with a crown on my head, fit for a king’s feast. What am I?
• What’s black and white and grazes all day, giving us milk along the way?

Another Agriculture riddles

• I’m yellow and bright, growing tall in the field, with kernels that pop when heat is applied. What am I?
• What starts as a seed, then sprouts a vine, producing a gourd that’s often carved with designs?
• What’s green and leafy, with a crunchy stalk, perfect for dipping into ranch or hummus?
• I’m not a tree, yet I bear fruit; I’m not an animal, yet I have roots. What am I?
• What’s juicy and red, but not quite a fruit, often sliced and eaten with a sprinkle of salt?
• I’m tall and sturdy, with leaves like swords, standing guard over the crops. What am I?
• What’s white and round, buried in the ground, waiting to be mashed or fried?
• What has eyes but can’t see, and grows underground, ready to be boiled or mashed for tea?
• I’m striped and long, hanging from a vine, loved by tigers but not quite feline. What am I?
• What’s fluffy and soft, with seeds that fly, carried by the wind up into the sky?
• What’s green and slender, with a crisp crunch, often tossed in salads for lunch?
• I’m not a bird, but I have feathers; I’m not a person, but I help measure weather. What am I?
• What’s yellow and sweet, with kernels in rows, perfect for popping or feeding to crows?
• I’m orange and round, with a thick, tough skin, hiding inside a pulp that’s rich within. What am I?
• What’s small and black, buzzing in the sun, collecting nectar ’til the day is done?
• I’m not a cat, but I purr with delight when rubbed against the skin just right. What am I?
• What’s green and lumpy, with seeds inside, often pureed and served as a side?
• What’s brown and furry, with a tail that curls, scurrying ’round the barn and through the fields?
• I’m not a bird, but I soar through the sky, carried by the wind, oh so high. What am I?
• What’s golden and sweet, growing in clusters, often turned into wine for festive toasters?

• What’s tall and green, with kernels in rows, swaying gently when the wind blows?
• I’m not a flower, but I bloom in the spring, carpeting fields with a purple wing. What am I?
• What’s yellow and sour, hanging from a tree, used for pies and jams, oh so tasty?
• I’m not a tree, but I have branches; I’m not a river, but I flow. What am I?
• What’s small and round, with a hole in the middle, perfect for planting when the weather’s not fickle?
• What’s green and fuzzy, with a pod that’s long, hiding beans that love to be cooked with song?
• I’m not a bird, but I lay eggs; I’m not a mammal, but I have legs. What am I?
• What’s tall and yellow, with a head that’s big, full of seeds that birds like to dig?
• What’s brown and hairy, with a nut inside, often roasted and eaten as a snack in stride?
• I’m not a house, but I have walls; I’m not a car, but I have wheels. What am I?
• What’s green and leafy, with a stalk that’s thick, often served boiled with butter real quick?
• I’m not a snake, but I shed my skin; I’m not a lizard, but I bask in the sun. What am I?
• What’s red and round, with a stem on top, often used to make sauce for spaghetti crop?
• What’s small and white, with petals so thin, often given as a sign of affection?
• I’m not a river, but I flow through fields; I’m not a cloud, but I bring rain. What am I?
• What’s green and crisp, with a bite that’s sharp, perfect for sandwiches or tossed in a tart?
• What’s orange and bumpy, with seeds inside, often carved into faces for a spooky ride?
• I’m not a blanket, but I’m warm and cozy; I’m not a fire, but I bring heat. What am I?
• What’s tall and slender, with leaves that sway, often used to make paper each day?
• What’s brown and furry, with a tail that curls, often used to predict the weather with swirls?

Getting over with Agriculture riddles

• What grows without roots, needs little space, and can be both red and green?
• What has leaves that never turn, yet falls without fail?
• What is a farmer’s favorite music genre?
• What starts with a seed, ends with a meal, and has a life in between?
• What can be plowed but never sowed?
• What can be harvested but never planted?
• What has ears but cannot hear?
• What gets wetter the more it dries?
• What kind of coat can only be put on when wet?
• What is full of holes but still holds water?
• What belongs to you but others use it more than you do?
• What travels around the world but stays in one spot?
• What has keys but can’t open locks?
• What can be cracked, made, told, and played?
• What has many eyes but cannot see?
• What can fill a room but takes up no space?
• What has a neck but no head?
• What has a heart that doesn’t beat?
• What is always in front of you but can’t be seen?
• What can you catch but never throw?