Integrated Farming Systems Quiz

Combining crops, livestock, horticulture, poultry, and fisheries in a complementary way to efficiently use resources.

A method for pest control that uses various approaches, including cultural, mechanical, physical, and biological methods.

Using natural organisms like parasites, fungi, bacteria, and nematodes to control pests.

Utilizing natural enemies like insects, fungi, bacteria, and nematodes for pest control.

Combines crops to support other components of integrated farming systems.

Combines livestock with other agricultural components like crops in integrated farming systems.

Combines fish farming with other agricultural components in integrated farming systems.

A process where weeds release toxins to affect the growth of crops.

Controlling weeds to prevent competition with crops for resources, reducing crop yield.

Dimethoate, Quinalphos, and Imidacloprid are common insecticides used in crop production.

Soluble Sulphur, Copper oxychloride, Carbnedazim are common fungicides for crop production.

A plant growing where it is not wanted, competing with crops for resources.