Agriculture and animal husbandry in tamil nadu - class-VI
Description: agriculture and animal husbandry in tamil nadu | |
Number of Questions: 86 | |
Created by: Muni Gupte | |
Tags: social science trade in agricultural produce (part - b) tamil nadu agriculture human geography in tamil nadu geography economics |
What is the other name for Samba season in Tamil Nadu?
The season of Sornavari starts in _____ and ends in _____.
Which state is a pioneer in linking of rivers?
_____ irrigation is the most prominent type in the basins of Kaveri and Tamiravaruni.
What are the main sources of irrigation in Tamil Nadu?
Market, local assistance, government subsidy and incentives are called _____ factors influencing agriculture.
_____, built around first century, is still in use and considered to be the oldest water-regulatory structure in the world.
What is the name for kharif season in Tamil Nadu?
The other name for summer season in Tamil Nadu is _____.
Lakes are _____ water bodies.
Cotton and jute are called _____.
Ponni and _____ are major varieties of paddy grown in Tamil Nadu.
What is a common practice associated with temples in Tamil Nadu?
When strengthen to store water for irrigation, lakes are called ______.
Tamil Nadu grows almost all _____ crops.
Cotton thrives well in _____.
Which are the main plantation crops of Tamil Nadu?
Food crops include _____.
_____ is the prime crop cultivated in all the districts of Tamil Nadu.
Thanjavur, Thiruvarur and _____ have maximum area as well as production of rice.
Which district of Tamil Nadu leads in production of mangoes?
Rearing animals for the production of milk, meat and hide is known as _____.
Agriculture is the ________ and traditional occupation of Tamil Nadu.
In which city the government botanical garden is situated?
Where is rubber grown in Tamil Nadu?
Theni district of Tamil Nadu is known for _____ production.
The place where a rice research station situated in Thanjavur district is _____.
____ district is the "rice bowl of Tamil Nadu".
Tamil Nadu ranks _____ in area and production of tea.
Which crop cultivated three times in a year at Thanjavur delta?
Sornavari is also known as _____.
Market gardening is the growing of _____ in large scale for supply to the urban markets and also for export purposes.
What is the name for system in which crops are grown on large farms or estates?
_____ plays a major role in the agricultural development of Tamil Nadu.
Rabi season is also known as ______ in Tamil Nadu.
Soils, temperature, rainfall, humidity, climate and slope of land is known as the _____ factors influencing agriculture.
Mixed farming is prevalent in _____ in Tamil Nadu.
Most farmers in Tamil Nadu cultivate crops in ____ different seasons.
Farm size and holdings, farmer's acceptance towards innovation, his beliefs and myths are _____ factors influencing agriculture.
Madurai, Nilgiris, Thiruvallur and Kancheepuram practice _____ type of farming.
_____ built across the river Kaveri diverts the water to the entire delta region through canals.
Canals used for irrigation have the oldest records of _____ in Tamil Nadu.
Arrakankottai, Thadapalli and Kalingarayan canals are on _____ river, a tributary of river Kaveri.
Well irrigation covers ___% of irrigated area in Tamil Nadu.
River Tamiravaruni and its tributaries serve Tirunelveli district with many _____.
Tanks in Tamil Nadu are classified as _____.
Which district in Tamil Nadu has the maximum number of tanks?
There are over _____ tanks in Tamil Nadu which account for 19% of the irrigated area.
What is an aquifer?
Using canal irrigation, _____ land is irrigated in Tamil Nadu.
Which of the following is known as the 'Rice bowl of Tamil Nadu'?
Green gram is largely produced in Thiruvarur, Nagapattinam and _____ districts.
Where is Tamil Nadu Rice Research Institute located?
In Tamil Nadu, a high potential artesian aquifer occurs in the Cuddalore, Chidambaram and _____ area.
Being a major fibre crop of Tamil Nadu, cotton is largely cultivated in _____ districts.
Red gram is largely produced in _____ districts.
The Kaveri and Vaigai beds have a considerable amount of _____.
Horse gram cultivation is widely seen in _____ districts of Tamil Nadu.
Which districts are known for black gram production in Tamil Nadu?
Coimbatore leads in the production of _____.
Tamil Nadu stands second in area and production of _____ next to Karnataka.
Where is cashew cultivated extensively in Tamil Nadu?
Which is the dominant commercial crop cultivated in Tamil Nadu?
Tobacco is widely grown in Dindigul, Theni and _____ district.
Coimbatore and Erode districts are known for their _____ production.
Tamil Nadu ranks ____ in fishing among the states of India.
Pepper production is confined to the warm and wet slopes of _____ and _____ districts of Tamil Nadu.
Namakkal, Erode, Coimbatore and Salem are known as _____ hub of Tamil Nadu.
Dharmapuri district of Tamil Nadu leads the other districts in terms of area for _______.
Which are the major oilseeds grown in Tamil Nadu?
In ___________ farming, the farmer grows two or three varieties of crops along with cattle rearing, poultry, fishing, etc.
Government has set up agricultural export zones in Nilgiris and _____.
________ has influenced the agricultural production positively in Tamil Nadu.
Which of the following agricultural reforms were introduced in Tamil Nadu after independence?
Farming that is carried on small land holdings that produces food crops for local consumption is known as ___________.
Fish farmers development agency at _____ encourages farmers with a slogan "to grow fish and grow with fish."
Pearl fishing is predominant in _____ region.
Thoothukudi is a leading port in _____ export.
Before independence, agriculture in Tamil Nadu followed _____ method of cultivation.
Tamil Nadu government supplies quality and certified _____ to the farmers.
What are the major food crops in Tamil Nadu?
Rice Research institute in Tamilnadu is located at ______________.
Rice is grown well in the ______.
_________ type of irrigation is most predominant irrigation system in Tamil Nadu.
"Ag mark" is a mark of safety for agriculture.
Seasonal shearing of fur of animal in captivity is __________.