With reference to agriculture, what are “Smother Crops”?
a Crops that are grown for grazing of harvesting for immediate or
future feeding of livestock.
b Crops grown to conserve the soil moisture through their ground
covering foliage.
c Crops grown to suppress weeds by providing dense foliage and
quick growing ability.
d Crops cultivated to catch the forthcoming season when main crop
fails.
e Crops whose culture practices allow the infestation of weeds
intensively.

1 Answer

Answer :

e Crops whose culture practices allow the infestation of weeds
intensively.

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