Which of the following is NOT included in "Farm Products" according to Chapter 7?

The correct answer is that timber and timber products are not classified as "Farm Products" according to Chapter 7. Generally, "Farm Products" encompass a range of goods derived from agricultural activities, which include crops and livestock and their corresponding derivatives.

Vegetable products, cottonseed, milk, and milk products all fall under the category of products directly produced on a farm. Vegetable products represent a broad range of edible crops, cottonseed can be associated with cotton farming, and milk and its derivatives are direct outputs from dairy farming operations.

In contrast, timber and timber products are classified differently, as they originate from forestry rather than traditional farming. This distinction makes timber and its related products not qualify as "Farm Products" under the regulatory framework addressed in Chapter 7. Understanding this classification helps clarify the delineation between agricultural products and those derived from forestry.