Improvement in Food Resources - 1 (Class IX)
Description: Improvement in Food Resources - 1 | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Karuna Seth | |
Tags: Improvement in Food Resources - 1 Improvement in Food Resources Crop Variety Improvement Crop Production Management Crop Protection Management Animal Husbandry |
How can we control pests that attack the stored grains?
a. Spraying of insecticides over grains b. Conversion of insecticide solution into fumes to kill the insects c. Mixing neem kernel powder along with grains and adding legumes to grains
_______ methods are used to control weeds.
The commercial farming of bees for honey and wax is called
Which of the following activities have an impact in improving crop yield? (a) Crop protection management (b) Crop variety improvement (c) Crop transport management (d) Crop production management
Farmers of Gujarat use sustainable agriculture techniques. What does this mean?
All of the following are bio-pesticides, except
a. Azadirachtin b. Pyrethrum c. Thuriside d. Convolvulus
Which of the following is not a type of manure?
Which of the following is a draught breed cattle?
Which of the following is not an indigenous breed of poultry available in India?
Which of the following is/are known as exotic breed(s)?
Which of the following is/are the precaution(s) to be observed for artificial insemination?
a. The semen should be obtained from a high quality male animal. b. The selected female should be healthy and of sound breeding age. c. Artificial insemination should be carried out only at the proper heat-period of the female animal.
What is the common name for Apis florae?
Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding manures?
A farmer wants to improve the productivity and variety of crops. What should the farmer do?
- He should grow food crops of less height (dwarf).
- He should grow crops of shorter duration.
- He should grow plants, which are sensitive to variations of light duration.
Match the following:
a. Mixed cropping | 1. is the practice of growing two or more crops simultaneously in the same piece of land |
b. Crop rotation | 2. is a multiple cropping practice involving growing two or more crops in definite row patterns in proximity |
c. Intercropping | 3. is the practice of growing of different crops on a piece of land in a preplanned succession |