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National flower of india – (lotus)
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National fruit of india – (mango)
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National tree of india – (banyan tree)
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Highest rice producing district of kerala – (palakkad)
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Known as the ‘king of forest trees’ – (teak)
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Green revolution associated with increased production of – (rice & wheat)
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Yellow revolution associated with – (oil seeds)
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Golden revolution associated with – (horticulture)
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White revolution associated with – (milk)
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Blue revolution associated with – (fish)
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Brown revolution associated with – (chemical fertilizers)
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World coconut day observed on – (september 2nd)
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World food day observed on – (october 16th)
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Kissan day observed on – (december 23rd)
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Scented rice variety – (basmathy)
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Rice variety rich in vitamin a – (golden rice–suvarna)
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Genetically modified rice variety – (golden rice–suvarna)
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Author of ‘the silent spring’ – (rachel carson)
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Instrument to measure height, movement & velocity of clouds – (nephaloscope)
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Country producing largest quantity of vegetables – (china)
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India’s position in world vegetable production – (2nd)
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Country with maximum kinds of vegetables – (india)
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Major vegetable crops of the world – (potato & onion)
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Districts with cool season vegetable cultivation in kerala – (idukki, wyanad & palakkad)
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Central potato research institute located at – (kufri, shimla)
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Insecticide act passed in parliament in – (1968)
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Insecticides rules came into force on – (30th october 1971)
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Validity period of insecticide dealer’s license – (2 years)
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Essential commodities act passed in – (1955)
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‘kerala karshakan’ is a monthly agriculture publication of – (farm information bureau)
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Founder of relay cropping – (dr. balwant raj)
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Bunch type variety of groundnut – (tmv 2)
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Highest protein-containing crop – (soybean)
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Green revolution introduced in – (1966–1967)
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Essential nutrients obtained from air & water – (carbon, hydrogen, oxygen)
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First herbicide produced in the world – (2,4-d)
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State producing maximum rubber in india – (kerala)
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Latin word “ager” means – (field/soil)
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Removal of uniform thin layer of soil by water called – (sheet erosion)
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Average rainfall of india – (112 cm)
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Nitrogen taken up by plants in form of – (nitrates)
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Optimum number of rubber plants per hectare – (420–450)
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Weed that spreads asthma – (parthenium)
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Acid forming fertilizer – (urea)
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Zineb used to control – (fungal diseases)
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Water logging increases availability of – (iron & manganese)
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India’s rank in tobacco production – (3rd)
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World farmer’s day observed on – (dec 29)
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Farmer’s day in kerala – (chingam 1)
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First crop season of paddy in kerala – (virippu)
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Country ranking first in coconut production – (philippines)
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State ranking first in mango production – (uttar pradesh)
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Branch of agriculture dealing with plant disease – (phytopathology)
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State ranking first in cotton production – (gujarat)
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First cultivated crop in the world – (wheat)
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Man started agriculture in – (7500 bc)
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Imperial agricultural research institute started in – (1903)
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Kerala agricultural university started in – (1971)
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‘agriculture’ derived from latin words – (ager & cultura)
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Highest protein-containing crop – (soybean)
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Ability of seed to germinate – (viability)
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Multi-seeded fruit – (tomato)
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Unit of reproduction of flowering plant – (seed)
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Expand iari – (indian agricultural research institute)
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Seed testing labs in kerala located at – (pattambi & alappuzha)
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Optimum temperature range for common vegetables – (24°c to 35°c)
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Example of viviparous plant – (mangrove)
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Year seed act passed – (1966)
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Expand ista – (international seed testing association)
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Viral disease affecting silkworm – (grasserie)
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Mushroom is a large fleshy – (fungus)
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Seed of mushroom is called – (spawn)
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Two edible mushrooms – (paddy straw & button mushroom)
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Fungal disease of mushroom – (soft mildew)
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Expand irri – (international rice research institute)
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Cropping seasons of paddy in kerala – (virippu, mundakan & puncha)
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First crop of rice – (virippu)
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Second crop of rice – (mundakan)
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Third crop of rice – (puncha)
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Two early duration rice varieties – (annapoorna, kairali)
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Two medium duration rice varieties – (jaya, aiswarya)
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Two late duration rice varieties – (reshmi, neeraja)
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Seed rate for transplanted paddy – (60–85 kg/ha)
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Seed rate for broadcasting paddy – (80–100 kg/ha)
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Top leaf just below the panicle of rice plant – (flag leaf)
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Rice grain botanically – (caryopsis)
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Leaves of rice plant arranged in – (alternate)
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Latin word “cultura” means – (to cultivate)
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Embryo formed without fertilization – (apomictic embryos)
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Example of apomictic plant – (mangosteen)
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True to type plants produced through – (vegetative propagation)
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Production of plants from minute plant parts in artificial medium – (micropropagation)
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Principle of micropropagation – (totipotency)
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Ability of a plant cell to develop into a whole plant – (totipotency)
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Process of rooting stem/branch before detaching – (layering)
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Air layering also known as – (gooteing)
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Brindavan garden of mysore is an example of – (formal garden)
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Approach grafting also known as – (inarching)
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In ---- layering the rooting medium is taken to the branches – (air layering)
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In ---- type of garden contains symmetry & geometry – (formal)
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