Description : How many agro-ecological zones have Bangladesh been divided into according to soil characteristics ?
Last Answer : Bangladesh has been divided into thirty agro-ecological zones according to soil characteristics.
Description : The number of Agro-climatic zones of India is (A) 17 (B) 7 (C) 15 (D)10
Last Answer : (D)10
Description : Barind and Madhupur region belong to which agro-ecological zone ?
Last Answer : Barind and Madhupur regions belong to agro-ecological zone 25 .
Description : What is the nature of soil of agro-ecological zone 9 and 19 ?
Last Answer : Soil nature of agro-ecological zones 9 and 19 is moderately low.
Description : How many agro-climatic zones (ACZ) are found in India ?(A) 16 (B) 18 (C) 15 (D) 20
Last Answer : (C) 15
Description : How many agro-climatic zones are found in India? (a) 15 (b) 16 (c) 17 (d) 18
Last Answer : (a) 15
Description : According to NBSSLUP, Agro Ecological Regions in India are
Last Answer : Ans. 21
Description : Which of the following is not a system under which classification of Agro-forestry System is done? a. Ecological Basis b. Socio-economic Basis c. Functional Basis d. Monetary Basis
Last Answer : d. Monetary Basis
Description : According to Planning Commission, Agro Climatic Zones in India are
Last Answer : Ans. 15
Description : How many agro-climatic zones are there in India as far as the official categorization of the Ministry of Agriculture is concerned? (1) 123 (2) 126 (3) 127 (4) 122
Last Answer : (2) 126 Explanation: India has been divided into fifteen different agro-climatic zones by the Planning Commission of India, which are further divided into more homogeneous 72 sub-zones. However, ... established under a specific SAU to carry out applied and adaptive research relevant to the zone.
Description : As per the classification by agriculture ministry, how many agro-climatic zones are in India
Last Answer : 127
Description : On the basis of agro climatic conditions Pali, Jalore, Sirohi and Jodhpur are included in Zone (a) II-B (b) II-A (c) I-B (d)I-A
Last Answer : (b) II-A
Description : Which fertilizer should be used if soil organic matter is low ?
Last Answer : If the soil organic matter is low then compost manure should be used.
Description : he soil which is found in the areas having heavy rainfall and high humidity, contains large quantity of organic matter and heavy and black in colour – a. Black soil b. Peat soil c. Forest soil d. Laterite soil
Last Answer : b. Peat soil
Description : Tarai soils are high in:? a Iron b Sodium c Organic matter d Calcium
Last Answer : c Organic matter
Description : ………………… is an ecological system of agriculture
Last Answer : Nomadic herding
Description : Agroclimatic zones in India are (A)18 (B) 15 (C) 20 (D) 17
Last Answer : (B) 15
Description : What are The levels of ecological organization from smallest to largest.?
Last Answer : habitat, ecosystem, biome, biosphere.
Description : Percentage of mineral matter in milk is about :- a. 1 % b. 0.7 % c. 1.5 % d. 0.05 %
Last Answer : c. 1.5 %
Description : In fish farming, water has been divided into how many levels ?
Last Answer : In fish farming, water has been divided into three levels. 1) Lower level 2) Middle level 3) High level.
Description : Most suitable design for experiment involving varying number of tillage and nitrogen levels is (A) Latin square (B) RBD (C) Strip plot (D) Split plot
Last Answer : (D) Split plot
Description : what are the key differences between organic and "beyond" organic?
Last Answer : himm, I have never heard of beyond organic but would be interested in knowing what this means.
Description : Working as an apprentice organic farmer, what would be an expected income in the first year?
Last Answer : A monthly income/stipend might be easiest way to express the answer. Any info from other types of apprenticeships, and guesses, would be welcome.
Description : Which one of the following is used in organic farming to prevent weed Germination & growth? A. Cow pea B. chick pea C. linseed D. Mulching
Last Answer : D. Mulching
Description : Organic carbon is a measure of? A. Available N in soil B. Available P in soil C. Available K in soil D. Available Mg in soil
Last Answer : A. Available N in soil
Description : Composted manure is produced from(a) farmyard manure and green manure (b) farm refuse and household refuse (c) organic remains of biogas plants (d) rotten vegetables and animal refuse
Last Answer : (d) rotten vegetables and animal refuse
Description : Which one of the following is not correctly matched? Soil order Pronunciation (a) Entisols Recent (b) Aridisols Arid(c) Histosols Organic (d) Vertisols Pedalfor
Last Answer : (d) Vertisols Pedalfor
Description : Biofertilizers are – 1) Organic manures 2) Green manure 3) Culture of micro-organism 4) None of these
Last Answer : 3) Culture of micro-organism
Description : Which one of the following makes a case for intensive, modern farming? a) Cropping pattern b) Higher output using organic method c) Remunerative price d) None of these
Last Answer : a) Cropping pattern
Description : Organic matter = organic carbon x — a. 3.72 b. 5.72 c. 1.72 d. 7.72
Last Answer : c. 1.72
Description : The C : N ratio of arable soil commonly ranges from : (A) 6 : 1 to 7: 1 (B) 18: 1 to 19: 1 (C) 8 : 1 to 15:1 (D) 3 : 1 to 4: 1
Last Answer : (C) 8 : 1 to 15:1
Description : In India, which one of the following should be considered the right combination of the age in days and live body weight in kg for a lamb for its weaning ? (A) 20 days to 30 days and 6 kg to 7 kg (B) 45 days to 60 ... (D) 75 days to 90 days and 12 kg to 15 kg (E) 55 days to 70 days and 9 kg to 11 kg
Last Answer : (C) 105 days to 120 days and 18 kg to 21 kg
Description : Protein content in cow colostrum(%) a 10 b 12.8 c 14.7 d 16
Last Answer : b 12.8
Description : SNF ( Solid not fat) % of cow? a 7.5 b 8.3 c 9 d 9.2
Last Answer : b 8.3
Description : Which of the following is the Value of Lapse Rate? [a] 6.5°C/km [b] 7.5°C/km [c] 8.5°C/km [d] 9.5°C/km [e] 5.5°C/km
Last Answer : [d] 9.5°C/km
Description : How many missions are launched under National Action Plan on Climate Change? a. 5 b. 6 c. 7 d. 8 e. 9
Last Answer : d. 8
Description : Which pH range is not suitable to grow the crop (a) Oats — 5.0 – 7.5 pH (b) Cotton — 6.0—7.5 pH (c) Bean ——6.0 — 8.0 pH(d) Potato —- 4.5-6.5 pH
Last Answer : (d) Potato —- 4.5-6.5 pH
Description : Maize grow very well in the soil in p H ranging from (a) 4.5- 6.5 (b) 6- 8.5 (c) 5.5 – 7.5 (d) 7.5 – 8.5
Last Answer : (c) 5.5 – 7.5
Description : On the basis of temperature how many zones are in Indian railway a. 2 b. 6 c. 4* d. 7
Last Answer : c. 4*
Description : In a combined footing, in the zones where the shear stresses are less than 5 kg/cm2 , stirrups to be provided are generally (a) 2 – legged (b) 4-legged (c) 8 – legged (d) 12 legged
Last Answer : (b) 4-legged
Description : How many zones are in Indian railway a. 8 b. 10 c. 16* d. 12
Last Answer : c. 16*
Description : What is an agro-based industry ? Which is the largest agro-based industry in India ? -Geography
Last Answer : Agro-based industries are the ones that depend on the raw materials produced in the agricultural sector. These are mostly consumer goods industries which are important both in respect of their ... well as to employment. The largest agro-based industry in India is the cotton textile industry
Description : What is Agro-forestry ? Mention any two benefits of Agro-forestry. -Geography
Last Answer : Agro forestry involves the raising of trees and agricultural crops either on the same land or in close association in such a way that all land including the waste patches is put to good use. ... timber from their land. 2. The land gives maximum production and provides employment to rural masses.
Description : (i) Name the agro-based industry located near the Deccan Trap region. -Geography
Last Answer : (i) Cotton textile industry. (ii) 1. Cheap HEP is readily available from the region of western ghats. 2. Humid climate helps prevent the breaking of the yarn/thread.
Description : (i) Which is the largest agro-based industry in India? (ii) Give two reasons to explain why this industry is important to India. -Geography
Last Answer : (i) Cotton textile industry. (ii) 1. About 16% of industrial capital and 20% of industrial labour in India is engaged in the cotton textile industry. 2. Nearly 10 lac industrial workers ... industry. It contributes . substantially to the export trade of India. (iii) Readymade garment industry.
Description : What is an agro-based industry? -Geography
Last Answer : Agro-based industries depend on the raw materials produced in the agricultural sector. These are mostly consumer goods industries. e.g, sugar, textiles, vegetables.
Description : Differentiate between Mineral-based Industry and Agro-based industry giving one example for each. -Geography
Last Answer : Agro-based industries Mineral- based industries 1. These industries derive raw material from agriculture. 1. These industries derive their raw material form minerals 2. They provide employment in rural areas ... oil. 4. Example : Iron and steel, engineering industry, ship building, machine tools.
Description : (i) Why is the cotton textile industry called an agro-based industry ? -Geography
Last Answer : (i) Cotton textile is called an agro-based industry because for its raw material it depends on cotton which is an agricultural product. (ii) It is more widespread than the jute industry because India has tropical climate where cotton is mainly used for clothing.
Description : Name an agro-based industry based in the following industrial centres: -Geography
Last Answer : Agro based industries are : Ahmedabad—Cotton industry Mysore—Silk industry