Crop Production and Management
Science · Grade 6 · Week 33 · 25 questions
Agriculture sustains human civilisation by producing the food we eat. Understanding crop production, soil management, and modern farming practices is essential for food security.
What you'll practise
- Find the mean of data sets
- Describe methods of crop production
- Understand irrigation and soil management
- Explain crop protection methods
All 25 questions in this Crop Production and Management quiz
Grade 6 Science — Crop Production and Management: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- Ploughing of soil is done to...
- The preparation of soil for growing crops is called...
- Manure is added to soil to improve:
- Which is an organic fertilizer?
- Irrigation is essential for crops because it provides...
- Which method of irrigation is most water-efficient?
- Crop rotation helps in:
- The process of removing grains from chaff is called...
- Kharif crops are grown during...
- Which is a Rabi crop (winter crop)?
- Pest management without chemicals is called...
- Leguminous plants help soil by adding...
- The harvesting of crops is done when:
- Storage of grains should be done in a place that is...
- Which pest damages crops by feeding on leaves?
- The removal of weeds from the field is called...
- Which farming practice reduces water usage and maintains soil moisture?
- Agricultural practices that are environment-friendly are called...
- The depth of soil is important for crop growth because it:
- Double cropping means:
- Terracing on hilly areas prevents:
- The grain that is most widely cultivated in India is:
- Drip irrigation directly supplies water to:
- Composting converts organic waste into:
- The practice of growing two crops on the same land alternately is called...
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