Trees + crops + pasture/animals

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Description : Trees+ pasture/animals

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Silvipastoral system includes the components of a. Crop + trees b. Crop + Trees + Pasture + Animals c. Trees + Pasture + Animald. Crop + Tree + Pasture

Description : Silvipastoral system includes the components of a. Crop + trees b. Crop + Trees + Pasture + Animals c. Trees + Pasture + Animal d. Crop + Tree + Pasture

Last Answer : c. Trees + Pasture + Animal

Silvipastoral system includes the components of a. Crop + trees b. Crop + Trees + Pasture + Animals c. Trees + Pasture + Animal d. Crop + Tree + Pasture

Description : Silvipastoral system includes the components of a. Crop + trees b. Crop + Trees + Pasture + Animals c. Trees + Pasture + Animal d. Crop + Tree + Pasture

Last Answer : c. Trees + Pasture + Animal

A system of rotating crops with legume or grass pasture to improve soil structure and fertility is called (a) strip farming (b) shifting agriculture (c) ley farming (d) contour farming.

Description : A system of rotating crops with legume or grass pasture to improve soil structure and fertility is called (a) strip farming (b) shifting agriculture (c) ley farming (d) contour farming.

Last Answer : (c) ley farming

The tillage in which the way of growing crops or pasture from the year to year disturbing the soil through village is known as? a. Year – round tillage b. Deep tillage c. Zero tillage d. Secondary tillage e. None of these

Description : The tillage in which the way of growing crops or pasture from the year to year disturbing the soil through village is known as? a. Year – round tillage b. Deep tillage c. Zero tillage d. Secondary tillage e. None of these

Last Answer : c. Zero tillage

Weeds can compete with productive crops or pasture or convert productive land to unusable scrub a) True b) False

Description : Weeds can compete with productive crops or pasture or convert productive land to unusable scrub a) True b) False

Last Answer : True 

Trees is on boundary + crops

Description : Trees is on boundary + crops

Last Answer : Ans. Boundary plantation

Trees + crops during initial years

Description : Trees + crops during initial years

Last Answer : Ans. Energy plantation

Trees + fruit trees + crops

Description : Trees + fruit trees + crops

Last Answer : Ans. Agri-silvi-horticulture

Fruit trees + crops

Description : Fruit trees + crops

Last Answer : Ans. Agri-horticulture

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Description : Cultivation of Trees + Crops is known as

Last Answer : Ans. Agri-Silviculture

Perennial hedges + crops

Description : Perennial hedges + crops

Last Answer : Ans. Alley cropping

A process of deciding in the present what to do in the future about the best combination of crops and live stock to be raised

Description : A process of deciding in the present what to do in the future about the best combination of crops and live stock to be raised

Last Answer : Ans. Farm Planning

The science of growing vegetable crops

Description : The science of growing vegetable crops

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The science of production of fruit crops

Description : The science of production of fruit crops

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Isolation distance for self pollinated crops i.e. rice, wheat

Description : Isolation distance for self pollinated crops i.e. rice, wheat

Last Answer : Ans. 3 m

A method of breeding is not appropriate for cross pollinated crops

Description : A method of breeding is not appropriate for cross pollinated crops

Last Answer : Ans. Pure line selection

Most commonly used method for selection from segregation generations of crosses in self pollinated crops

Description : Most commonly used method for selection from segregation generations of crosses in self pollinated crops

Last Answer : Ans. Pedigree method

A progeny of single homozygous, self pollinated crops

Description : A progeny of single homozygous, self pollinated crops

Last Answer : Ans. Pure line

Often Cross pollination crops are

Description : Often Cross pollination crops are

Last Answer : Ans. Safflower, Arhar, Cotton and Sorghum

Highly salt tolerant crops

Description : Highly salt tolerant crops

Last Answer : Ans. Barley and Sugarbeet

The crops prefer acidic soil

Description : The crops prefer acidic soil

Last Answer : Ans. Rice, tea and potato

Cereal crops show ‘V’ shaped pale yellowing at lower leaf tips due to deficiency of

Description : Cereal crops show ‘V’ shaped pale yellowing at lower leaf tips due to deficiency of

Last Answer : Ans. N

Nutrient essential for oilseed crops

Description : Nutrient essential for oilseed crops

Last Answer : Ans. S

Rhizobium japonicum culture is applied for crops

Description : Rhizobium japonicum culture is applied for crops

Last Answer : Ans. Soybean and Groundnut

Solution of fertilizer specially applied at initial growth of plants in pulses and vegetable crops

Description : Solution of fertilizer specially applied at initial growth of plants in pulses and vegetable crops

Last Answer : Ans. Starter solution

Green leaf manuring crops

Description : Green leaf manuring crops

Last Answer : Ans. Karanj and Ipomea

Green manure crops contributes nitrogen ranging from

Description : Green manure crops contributes nitrogen ranging from

Last Answer : Ans. 50-175 kg/ha

Green manure crops are turned in the field at the stage of

Description : Green manure crops are turned in the field at the stage of

Last Answer : Ans. Flowering

Does beef jerky made from pasture-raised cattle taste better than jerky made from feed-raised cattle?

Description : Does beef jerky made from pasture-raised cattle taste better than jerky made from feed-raised cattle?

Last Answer : I’m not a fan of beef jerky; so in my opinion,none of it taste good!!!

How can I get my horse to drink water in the pasture?

Description : How can I get my horse to drink water in the pasture?

Last Answer : My dogs would always eat or drink out of my hands, even when they turned their noses up at everything else. My male dogs last meal was eaten completely off of my hand. He wouldn’t touch the food otherwise. He died the next morning. Sorry, a little morbid, but try the hand thing.

my pasture has been overtaken with weeds what do i spray to remedy the problem

Description : my pasture has been overtaken with weeds what do i spray to remedy the problem

Last Answer : Need Answer

I run all around the pasture but never move. What am I? -Riddles

Description : I run all around the pasture but never move. What am I? -Riddles

Last Answer : A fence.

What is one way water can cycle through a sheep in a pasture?

Description : What is one way water can cycle through a sheep in a pasture?

Last Answer : Need answer

Arable lands refer to (a) pasture land (b) fallow land (c) woodland (d) cultivable land

Description : Arable lands refer to (a) pasture land (b) fallow land (c) woodland (d) cultivable land

Last Answer : Ans: (d)

Anthelmintics are used to A A. Kill the worms B. Remove the eggs from pasture C. Both D. None

Description : Anthelmintics are used to A A. Kill the worms B. Remove the eggs from pasture C. Both D. None

Last Answer : Kill the worms

If the potential infiltration of a water shed having a soil with fair pasture cover, is 10 cm and rainfall is 12 cm, the direct run off is : (A) 2 cm (B) 3 cm (C) 5 cm (D) 7 cm

Description : If the potential infiltration of a water shed having a soil with fair pasture cover, is 10 cm and rainfall is 12 cm, the direct run off is : (A) 2 cm (B) 3 cm (C) 5 cm (D) 7 cm

Last Answer : Answer: Option C

If S is the potential infiltration, P is rainfall in cm in a drainage of a soil with fair pasture cover, the direct run off Q in cm is given by (A) Q = (P - 0.1 S)²/(P + 0.4 S) (B) Q = (P - 0.2 S)²/(P + 0.6 S) (C) Q = (P - 0.2 S)²/(P + 0.8 S) (D) Q = (P - 0.2 S)²/(P + 0.2 S)

Description : If S is the potential infiltration, P is rainfall in cm in a drainage of a soil with fair pasture cover, the direct run off Q in cm is given by (A) Q = (P - 0.1 S)²/(P + 0.4 S) (B) Q = (P - 0.2 S)²/(P + 0.6 S) (C) Q = (P - 0.2 S)²/(P + 0.8 S) (D) Q = (P - 0.2 S)²/(P + 0.2 S)

Last Answer : Answer: Option C

. Common weed in pasture land a). Tephrosia procumbens b). Boerhaavia diffusa c). Both a and b d). None of these

Description : . Common weed in pasture land a). Tephrosia procumbens b). Boerhaavia diffusa c). Both a and b d). None of these

Last Answer : c). Both a and b

Coacervates were experimentally produced by a) Oparin and Haldane b) Darwin c) Aristotle d) Louis Pasture

Description : Coacervates were experimentally produced by a) Oparin and Haldane b) Darwin c) Aristotle d) Louis Pasture 

Last Answer : a) Oparin and Haldane

The land which is not cultivated every year though it is suitable for cultivation : (1) Waste land (2) Pasture land (3) Fallow land (4) Cultivable waste land

Description : The land which is not cultivated every year though it is suitable for cultivation : (1) Waste land (2) Pasture land (3) Fallow land (4) Cultivable waste land

Last Answer : Pasture land

X, Y & Z rent a pasture. X puts 20 cows for 5 months , Y puts 24 cows for 7 months and Z puts 30 cows for 3 months for grazing. If the rent of the pasture is Rs. 150, how much must z pay as his share of rent? A) 32 B) 39.65 C) 37.70 D) 35.20

Description : X, Y & Z rent a pasture. X puts 20 cows for 5 months , Y puts 24 cows for 7 months and Z puts 30 cows for 3 months for grazing. If the rent of the pasture is Rs. 150, how much must z pay as his share of rent? A) 32 B) 39.65 C) 37.70 D) 35.20

Last Answer : Answer: C) X : Y : Z = 20* 5 : 24* 7 : 30 * 3 = 100 : 168 : 90 =50 : 84 : 45 Therefore Z’s rent = Rs (150 * 45 / 179) = Rs.(6750/179) Rs.37.70

A protective plantation in a certain area, against strong winds. It is usually comprised of a few rows of trees (or shrubs)

Description : A protective plantation in a certain area, against strong winds. It is usually comprised of a few rows of trees (or shrubs)

Last Answer : Ans. Wind breaks

A belt of trees and or shrubs maintained for the purpose of shelter from wind, sun, snow drift, etc.

Description : A belt of trees and or shrubs maintained for the purpose of shelter from wind, sun, snow drift, etc.

Last Answer : Ans. Shelterbelts

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Description : Most suitable woodlot trees in India

Last Answer : Ans. Casuarina and Leucaena

Non leguminous nitrogen fixing trees

Description : Non leguminous nitrogen fixing trees

Last Answer : Ans. Alnus nepalensis

Multiple combination of trees, fruit trees, vegetables atc.

Description : Multiple combination of trees, fruit trees, vegetables atc.

Last Answer : Ans. Homestead

Trees + fishes

Description : Trees + fishes

Last Answer : Ans. Aqua-forestry

Fruit trees + honeybees

Description : Fruit trees + honeybees

Last Answer : Ans. Horti-apiculture