Agricultural Practices Quiz

Growing a single crop in a large area, lacking diversity.

Simultaneous cultivation of multiple crop varieties in a single field.

Breaking and turning soil to prepare it for cultivation.

Supplying essential nutrients to soil for better plant development.

Using natural predators or organisms to manage pest populations.

Cultivating multiple crop types together for mutual benefits.

Alternating crops in a specific order to enhance soil health.

Efficiently providing water directly to plant roots, minimizing wastage.

Integrating trees with crops to enhance ecological and economic benefits.

Using predators to control pest populations in a natural way.

Watering crops by creating channels or furrows between rows.

Planting cover crops to protect and enhance soil between main crops.

Using mechanical methods to control weed growth without chemicals.

Washing out salts from soil to enhance soil fertility.

Plowing along the contours of the land to prevent water runoff.

Enhancing soil structure through the use of cover crops.