Indian agriculture problem and policies - class-XI
Description: indian agriculture problem and policies | |
Number of Questions: 22 | |
Created by: Vaibhav Pathak | |
Tags: civics development of agriculture in india agriculture in indian economy components of agriculture economics geography food security and nutrition agricultural development agriculture in india - i : introduction agriculture in india oceans and fishing the nature of the indian economy part 1 our agriculture social science |
Leguminous crop enriches the soil with _______________.
Agriculture practiced only for the family's own needs is known as __________________.
Sprinklers help in conservation of water in irrigation.The statements supporting this would be-
(i) Sprinklers help to reduce of water.
(ii) They irrigate a circular area with less water.
(iii) This methods allows the soil to absorb less water
The institution established by Government of India that helped in the modernization of agriculture is ________.
Introduction of special weather bulletins and agricultural programmes for farmers on TV and radio is one of the steps taken by the government to improve __________.
Which one of the following is the main cause of land degradation in Punjab?
Which one of the following is announced by the government in support of a crop?
Which one of the following is announced by the government in support of a crop?
What is the full form of KCC, a scheme introduced by the Government of India for the benefit of the farmers?
On which river Bhakra Nangal Dam has been constructed?
Why did Sakal's father raise a loan?
Marginal farmers are those __________.
What is the major source of fresh water in India?
On which river is Koyna Dam built?
What does FCI stand for?
Which among the following is considered to be the basic for development of agriculture?
In India the problem of utilisation of agricultural wastes is in _______.
After imposition of ceilings on the land-holdings in India, the total surplus are distributed. It has been of the order of _______.
The revolution in agriculture that took place in 1966 is called _________.
What is the major objective of Intensive Agriculture district Programme, 1960?
Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) was established in _______.
Which of the following methods are used to restrict soil erosion?
A. Ploughing along contour lines
B. Strip cropping.
C. Jhumming
D. Mixed fanning