CBSE Class 9 Biology: Improvement in Food Resources
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What is the primary purpose of sustainable agriculture?

  • Balancing economic viability with environmental and social considerations (correct)
  • Maximizing short-term crop yield
  • Minimizing long-term soil fertility
  • Utilizing excessive chemical fertilizers
  • Which of the following is an example of integrated farming?

  • Rearing only one type of livestock on a farm
  • Growing crops and rearing livestock together on a farm (correct)
  • Using excessive chemical pesticides in farming
  • Growing only one type of crop in a field
  • What is the primary goal of organic farming?

  • Maximizing the use of synthetic chemical fertilizers and pesticides
  • Minimizing the productivity of agricultural systems
  • Reducing environmental impact and promoting biodiversity (correct)
  • Promoting monoculture farming practices
  • What is the significance of crop rotation in sustainable agriculture?

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    Sustainable Agriculture

    • The primary purpose of sustainable agriculture is to meet the food needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

    Integrated Farming

    • An example of integrated farming is combining crops and livestock on the same farm, utilizing waste from one system as input for another.

    Organic Farming

    • The primary goal of organic farming is to promote ecological balance, conserve biodiversity, and use natural farming techniques to produce safe and healthy food.

    Crop Rotation in Sustainable Agriculture

    • Crop rotation is significant in sustainable agriculture as it improves soil fertility, reduces pests and diseases, and increases crop yields, thereby reducing the need for synthetic fertilizers and pesticides.

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    Enhance your knowledge of food resources through this quiz designed to align with CBSE Class 9 Biology curriculum. Test your understanding of topics like agriculture, animal husbandry, and modern farming techniques.

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