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Which of the following is a method of crop production?
Which of the following is a method of crop production?
What is the purpose of weeding in crop production?
What is the purpose of weeding in crop production?
What is the role of crop rotation in crop production?
What is the role of crop rotation in crop production?
What are the steps involved in crop production?
What are the steps involved in crop production?
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What are the factors affecting crop production?
What are the factors affecting crop production?
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What are the advantages of crop rotation in crop production?
What are the advantages of crop rotation in crop production?
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Study Notes
Methods of Crop Production
- One method of crop production is crop rotation.
Purpose of Weeding
- Weeding is done to prevent competition for water, light, and nutrients between crops and weeds.
Role of Crop Rotation
- Crop rotation is a method that involves growing a series of different crops on the same land to improve soil fertility and structure.
- It helps to reduce soil erosion, increase crop yields, and control pests and diseases.
Steps Involved in Crop Production
- Preparation of soil through ploughing and fertilization
- Sowing of seeds
- Watering and irrigation
- Application of pesticides and fertilizers
- Harvesting of crops
Factors Affecting Crop Production
- Climate (temperature, rainfall, and sunlight)
- Soil type and fertility
- Water availability
- Pests and diseases
- Farming practices (irrigation, fertilization, and pest control)
Advantages of Crop Rotation
- Improves soil fertility and structure
- Increases crop yields
- Reduces soil erosion
- Controls pests and diseases
- Reduces the need for fertilizers and pesticides
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Test your knowledge on crop production and management in this quiz! Learn about different methods of crop production, the importance of weeding, and the role of crop rotation in maximizing yields.