Agricultural reforms - class-X
Description: agricultural reforms | |
Number of Questions: 47 | |
Created by: Ratna Goswami | |
Tags: economics the nature of the indian economy part 1 our agriculture social science civics agriculture in india oceans and fishing geography agricultural development india - agriculture agriculture in india - i : introduction development of agriculture in india agriculture in indian economy components of agriculture |
Which of the following countries has the largest number of cattle in the world?
The main cause of land degradation in Punjab is _____.
Main objective of Green Revolution was to __________.
The Green Revolution in India was started to bring reform in ______.
Which one of the following industries boomed after the Green Revolution in India?
Traditional fertilizer used in India is ________.
Which one of the following is the leading producer of inland fish?
Which one of the following is the leading producer of marine fish?
Which country is associated with 'kiwis' ?
India produces about ______ percent of the world's vegetables.
Farmers of which states first tried out the modern farming method in India?
Which of the following is a modern farming method?
Modern farming methods were tried in India for the first time in ________.
Which revolution was adopted in_____________.
Which of the following has not been a component of the agricultural strategy that brought about the Green Revolution?
Golden Revolution is related to ______.
The immense progress achieved in the agriculturall field is called
Green Revolution was most successful in _________.
Cultivation of orchids, gladiolus, lily, carnation, anthurium etc is called _______.
Green Revolution in India has so far been most successful in case of _______.
Under which plan did the Government introduce an agricultural strategy which gave rise to Green Revolution?
The main source of irrigation is ______ using groundwater.
Highest area under production of cut flowers is seen in _______________.
Horticulture which is derived from the name Hortus is a ___________________.
Branch of horticulture that deals with growing, marketing flowers and ornamental plants as well as flower arrangement is called ______________.
The branch of agriculture that deals with the art, science, technology, and business of growing plants.
Highest area under production of fresh flowers is seen in ______________.
Desh Bhagat School of Horticulture Sciences a prestigious institution to promote research in horticultural studies is located in ________________.
The International Society for Horticultural Science (ISHS) is the world's leading independent organization of horticultural scientists is based in ______________.
Branch of science which deals with study of, and the selection, plant, care, and removal of, individual trees, shrubs, vines, and other perennial woody plants is called ________________.
Which of the following statements are true
A. Ornamental plants are plants that are grown for decorative purposes
B. Growth of ornamental plant is included under floriculture
A structure with walls and roof generally made of transparent material generally used to grow plants under controlled climatic conditions is called _________________.
The important floricultural crops in the international cut flower trade are ________________.
A significant increase in the production of horticultural products is called ___________________.
Which of the following is wrongly matched ___________________.
The oldest horticultural society of the world is ___________________.
Golden revolution in India is the time period between which of the following years _______________.
Which of the following is responsible for export promotion and development of floriculture in India.
APEDA stands for _____________________________.
A farmer has been using excess quantities of chemical fertilizer in fields for a number of years.The crop yield began to reduce in spite of using chemical fertilizers.Which of the following statements are true?
a) The soil has become more acidic
b) The soil has become more alkaline
c) The yield can be improved by adding slaked lime to the soil.
d) The yield can be improved by adding some organic matter.
e) The yield can be improved by adding common salt.
Find out the negative effect of Green Revolution.
Where in the world is horticulture commonly used as a subsistence pattern today?
In which year was the Green Revolution implemented in India?
Which of the following helps in the 'greening process' of crops?
Ganges, Brahmaputra, Mahanadi, Cauvery, Narmada, Godavari and Krishna are extensive areas of _________.
Which of the following fertilisers provides maximum amount of nitrogen?
Green revolution encouraged ____________.