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Advanced Concepts in Agriculture and Farming

Advanced Concepts In Agriculture And Farming

Explore the intricacies of modern farming and agricultural practices. This educational content is designed to enhance your understanding of sustainable agriculture, crop management, and the economic aspects of farming, making it...

Questions: 5 | Attempts: 10 | Last updated: Aug 4, 2025

Sample Question 1
Distinguish between plantation and shifting agriculture.

Shifting agriculture: it is the process of agriculture in which a small area of a forest is cleared by cutting down all the trees and the area is banned.the ashes are mixed with the soil to make it more fertile for the crops to grow.when the land becomes less fertile it is abandoned.this practice is known as slash and burn agriculture.these regions are generally with heavy rainfall plantation agriculture:in this cultivation vast lands are brought under a single crop.large amounts of chep but skilled labour,scientific technique,transport network and marketing skills are employed.the farm produced are either processed in their factories or are sold as raw material to other industries.some of the farm produce is exported too

Shifting agriculture is commonly practiced in regions with minimal rainfall.

Shifting agriculture involves cultivating crops on large plantations only.

Plantation agriculture focuses on small-scale farming with diverse crops.

Sample Question 2
Distinguish between primary and tertiary activity.

Tertiary activities are involved with extracting raw materials from nature.

Primary activities include transport, trade, banking, education, health services, etc.

Primary activities involve providing support services to all sectors and people of the economy.

Primary activities are those which are involved with extracting raw materials from nature such as agriculture,fishing,food gathering,hunting etc tertiary activity: are connected with the provisions of support services to all the sectors and people of the economy .eg-transport,trade,banking,education,health service etc

Sample Question 3
What is the difference between mixed farming and ranching?

Ranching refers to a combination of crop cultivation and livestock rearing on the same land, whereas mixed farming is limited to livestock rearing only.

Mixed farming refers to the cultivation of food crops , fodder crops and rearing of livestock on the same land.the combination of different primary activities here is complentary to each other and adds to farmers profitability ranching: it refers to livestock with the use of some public land.in india ranching is prevalent to hilly regions that are rich in pastures

Mixed farming primarily involves ranching in hilly regions with rich pastures, while ranching is more common in flat agricultural lands.

Mixed farming involves solely the cultivation of food crops, while ranching involves both cultivation of crops and rearing of livestock.

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