Crop Production and Management Quiz
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Which of the following is an advantage of using manure in crop production?

  • Manure enhances the water holding capacity of the soil. (correct)
  • Manure contains more nutrients than fertilizers.
  • Manure is easier to apply than fertilizers.
  • Manure is more affordable than fertilizers.
  • Why is water important for proper growth and development of plants?

  • Water increases the number of friendly microbes in the soil.
  • Water improves the texture of the soil.
  • Water helps in the absorption of minerals and fertilizers. (correct)
  • Water provides protection from frost and hot air currents.
  • What is the function of irrigation in crop production?

  • To increase the number of friendly microbes in the soil.
  • To protect the crop from frost and hot air currents.
  • To maintain the moisture of the soil for healthy crop growth. (correct)
  • To improve the texture of the soil.
  • Why is organic manure considered better than fertilizers?

    <p>Organic manure increases the number of friendly microbes in the soil.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens to the germination of seeds under dry conditions?

    <p>Seeds do not germinate under dry conditions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the advantages of using manure in crop production?

    <p>The advantages of using manure in crop production include enhancing the water holding capacity of the soil, making the soil porous, increasing the number of friendly microbes, and improving the texture of the soil.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is water essential for crop growth?

    <p>Water is essential for crop growth as it is absorbed by the plant roots along with minerals and fertilizers. It is necessary for germination of seeds, transportation of nutrients, and protection of crops from frost and hot air currents.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the process of supplying water to crops at regular intervals called?

    <p>The process of supplying water to crops at regular intervals is called irrigation.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What percentage of water do plants contain?

    <p>Plants contain nearly 90% water.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of water in maintaining the moisture of the soil?

    <p>Water is essential for maintaining the moisture of the soil, which promotes healthy crop growth.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Crop Production and Management

    Fertiliser vs Manure

    • Manure is considered better than fertilisers due to its several advantages
    • Manure enhances the water holding capacity of the soil
    • Manure makes the soil porous, allowing for easy exchange of gases
    • Manure increases the number of friendly microbes in the soil
    • Manure improves the texture of the soil

    Importance of Irrigation

    • Water is essential for the proper growth and development of plants
    • Plants absorb water along with minerals and fertilisers through their roots
    • Plants contain nearly 90% water
    • Water is necessary for germination of seeds, which does not take place under dry conditions
    • Nutrients dissolved in water are transported to each part of the plant
    • Water protects crops from frost and hot air currents

    Irrigation Management

    • Regular watering of fields is necessary to maintain soil moisture for healthy crop growth
    • The supply of water to crops at regular intervals is called irrigation

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