Description : The length of growing period, suitable for inter cropping system
Last Answer : Ans.14 to 20 weeks
Description : The growing of more than one crop on the same land in one year is termed as
Last Answer : Ans.Multiple cropping
Description : The repetitive growing of the same sole crop on the same land is termed as
Last Answer : Ans.Monoculture
Description : A period in which the available soil moisture is enough to meet the evapotranspiration requirement of dry land crops
Last Answer : Ans.Length of growing period
Description : Crop growing season of dryland farming is
Last Answer : Ans.75 – 120 days
Description : Growing of two or more crops simultaneously in alternate rows or otherwise in the same area, where there is significant amount of inter crop competition is called as
Last Answer : Ans.Intercropping
Description : Generally, the third row of crop is removed or growing of crop in pair row and the third row is escaped with an object to conserve the soil moisture in Dryland areas?
Last Answer : Ans.Paired row Crops
Description : A close-growing crop, grown primarily to improve and protect the soil from erosion through their ground covering foliage and/or rootmats between periods of regular crop production?
Last Answer : Ans.Cover Crops
Description : Most suitable cropping system for wheat crop
Last Answer : Ans.Mixed cropping
Description : The crop grown on degraded land for improvement is called
Last Answer : Ans.Conservation crop
Description : “Relative land area under sole crop required to produce the same yield as obtained under a mixed or intercropping system at the same level of management is termed as
Last Answer : Ans.Land equivalent ratio (LER)
Description : A cropping system where the land is hands over the succeeding crop before the harvest of standing crop.
Last Answer : Ans.Relay or overlapping cropping
Description : Growing of two or more crops in quick succession on the same piece of land in a farming year is termed as
Last Answer : Ans.Sequential/non-overlapping cropping
Description : What is the Critical Period of Crop-Weed Competition for sugarcane?
Last Answer : Ans.30-120 DAS
Description : What is the Critical Period of Crop-Weed Competition for Upland rice condition?
Last Answer : Ans.Entire period of crop growth
Description : What is the Critical Period of Crop-Weed Competition for transplanted rice?
Last Answer : Ans.30-45 DAS
Description : The quantity of water needed for normal crop growth and yield in a period of time to a place and may be supplied by precipitation or by irrigation or by both.
Last Answer : Ans.Water requirement of a crop
Description : Irrigation method, suitable for undulating land, sandy soils and Vegetable and fruit crops
Last Answer : Ans.Sprinkler method
Description : The practice of flushing out germinable weed seeds before crop sowing is called
Last Answer : Ans.Stale seed bed
Description : Which of the following stages of a crop are more prone to weed competition?
Last Answer : Ans.Germination to seedling
Description : The off type crop varieties are
Last Answer : Ans.Rogue
Description : Problematic weed, whose seed once mixed with crop seed is extremely difficult to separate?
Last Answer : Ans.Objectionable weed
Description : Which crop rotation under dryland situation will be more remunerative?
Last Answer : Ans.Sesamum-gram
Description : The crop sown under condition of early onset of monsoon
Last Answer : Ans.Pearlmillet and Sesamum
Description : The contingent crop plan suggested when long gap in rainfall
Last Answer : Ans.Providing life saving irrigation only at critical growth stages
Description : Change in normal crop planning to meet weather abnormalities is termed as
Last Answer : Ans.Contingent planning
Description : The ratio of the crop yield to the total amount of water used for irrigation is called, measured in kg/ha-cm is
Last Answer : Ans.Water use efficiency
Description : Water requirement of cotton crop
Last Answer : Ans.70-130 cm
Description : Irrigation is applied to the crop at
Last Answer : Ans.50%soil moisture depletion stage
Description : The percentage of applied irrigation water stored in the soil and made available for consumptive use by the crop
Last Answer : Ans.Irrigation Efficiency
Description : The total depth of water (cm) required y a crop during its duration in the field
Last Answer : Ans.Delta
Description : Volume or quantity of water required for irrigation to bring a crop to maturity
Last Answer : Ans.Duty of water
Description : One crop variety grown alone in pure stands at normal density in a field
Last Answer : Ans.Sole cropping
Description : The raising of animals along with crop production is
Last Answer : Ans.Mixed farming
Description : Crop rotation practiced by the majority of the farmers in a given area or locality is called as
Last Answer : Ans.Cropping Pattern
Description : As a source of N, potato crop require fertilizer of
Last Answer : Ans.Potassium nitrate
Description : True potato seed (TPS) enough for planting one ha. crop.
Last Answer : Ans.40-45 gm
Description : Potato crop favours the soil for best growth
Last Answer : Ans.Sandy loam soil
Description : Potato crop requires an average temperature for tuberization is of
Last Answer : Ans.17-200C
Description : Forage yield of oat crop is
Last Answer : Ans.400 - 450 qt/ha 24. Potato
Description : Total number of cutting taken in oat crop are
Last Answer : Ans.2-3 cuttings
Description : The seed rate of oat crop is
Last Answer : Ans.80 -90 kg/ha
Description : The botanical name of oat crop is
Last Answer : Ans.Avena sativa
Description : Forage yield of berseem crop is
Last Answer : Ans.800 - 1100 qt/ha
Last Answer : Ans.800 - 1000 qt/ha 22. Lucerne/Alfalfa
Description : Sowing of berseem crop is done by
Last Answer : Ans.Broadcasting
Description : Adsali sugarcane crop planted during the months
Last Answer : Ans.July–August
Description : Jute crop is planted in the month of
Last Answer : Ans.Feb-March
Description : Linseed crop require NPK dose of
Last Answer : Ans.60:40:20 kg ha
Description : Linseed crop is also known as
Last Answer : Ans.Flex