• Genes for Sex-Linked Traits Location: Y chromosome.
  • Kaolinite Configuration: 1:1 type.
  • Genetic Purity of Breeder Seed: 100%.
  • Gerbera: Cut flower.
  • Discovery of Gibberellins: By Korosawa in Japan.
  • Ginger Propagation: Through rhizomes.
  • Regional Agricultural Research Station: Located at Ambalavayal, Kerala.
  • Ginning Practice: Applied to cotton.
  • Example of Agroforestry Trees: Ailanthus, Casuarina, Eucalyptus.
  • Maize Varieties: Ganga Hybrid-1, Deccan Hybrid.
  • Garden City of India: Bangalore.
  • Father of Soil Testing: M.L. Troug.
  • Use of Garden Pea/Table Pea: Green pods for vegetables.
  • Gas Emitted from Rice Fields: Methane (CH₄).
  • Gas-Less Zone: Thermosphere (>80 km height).
  • Gas Used for Fruit Ripening: Acetylene (Ethylene).
  • Gaseous Envelope Around Earth: Atmosphere.
  • Gaseous Loss of Nitrogen: Through volatilization and denitrification.
  • Gastropod Pest of Anthurium: Snail.
  • Gastropod Pest Preferred Conditions: Cool and damp.
  • GATT Agreement Effective Date: January 1, 1948.
  • GATT: General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.
  • Dwarf Gene in Wheat: Norin-10.
  • Golden Revolution: Related to fruit production, particularly apples.
  • Sesquioxides: Oxides of iron and aluminum.
  • Soil Flocculation Element: Calcium.
  • Golden Rice: Rich in β-carotene (Vitamin A).
  • Gootee: Another term for air layering.
  • State Farming: Farming carried out by the government.
  • Long-Term Agricultural Loans: Provided under the Land Improvement Loans Act of 1883.
  • Medium-Term Agricultural Loans: Provided under the Agriculturists' Loan Act of 1884.
  • Grain and Head Smuts: Seed-borne diseases.
  • Grain Smut of Sorghum: Also known as covered/kernel/shoot smut.
  • Poultry Breeds: Gramalakshmi, Gramapriya, Athulya.
  • Gramaxone: Trade name for Paraquat.
  • Location of Grana and Stroma: Found in chloroplasts.
  • Examples of Edible Mushrooms: Paddy straw and button mushrooms.
  • Global Warming Gas Focus: Increase in carbon dioxide levels.
  • Lactose Composition: Glucose + Galactose (disaccharide).
  • Glucose: Known as corn sugar and dextrose.
  • Glycine max: Scientific name for soybean.
  • Glycogen Presence: In animal cells.
  • Glycolysis Location: Occurs in the cytoplasm.
  • Glyphosate and Anilophos Chemical Group: Organophosphorus.
  • GMO Seeds: Genetically Modified Organisms.
  • Examples of Metamorphic Rocks: Gneiss, marble, quartzite, slate.
  • Gold Finger: Hybrid variety of banana.
  • Golden Age and Crown of Gold: Varieties of African marigold.
  • Green Manure Crop for Saline-Alkali Soils: Crotalaria Juncea.
  • Turning Stage for Green Manure Crops: Flowering stage.
  • Nitrogen Contribution by Green Manure Crops: 50-175 kg/ha.
  • Green Manuring Tree: Thespesia populnea.
  • Green Revolution Crops: Rice and wheat.
  • Suitable Crop for Green Manuring: Sunhemp.
  • Green to Dry Chilli Ratio: 10:1.
  • Citrus Greening Cause: Liberbactor asiaticum (phloem-limited bacteria).
  • International Year of Rice: 2004.
  • Gros Michel: A banana variety.
  • Gross Income - Total Cost: Equals profit.
  • Gross Returns - Cost A: Farm business income.
  • Gross Returns - Cost B: Family labor income.
  • Granary of India: Punjab.
  • Granite and Basalt: Types of igneous rocks.
  • Cashew Nut Exporting States: Goa, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Karnataka.
  • Bulk Density of Granulated Soils: Low.
  • Storage Temperature for Grapes: -2 to 1.5°C, for 40-45 days.
  • Soil and Water Conservation Grass Weed: Cyanodon dactylon.
  • Grasserie Disease: Virus affecting silkworms.
  • Grasshopper Legs Type: Saltatorial.
  • Grassy Shoot of Sugarcane Cause: MLO.
  • Effective Control for Grassy Weed in Barley: Both Isoproturon and 2,4-D.
  • Solonchack Soil: Saline soil.
  • Green Leaf Manuring Crops: Karanj and Ipomea.
  • Gummosis in Citrus: Due to boron deficiency.
  • Important Jasmine Varieties: Gundumalli, Ramabanam, Madanabanam.
  • Gurgaon Project Initiator: Mr. F.L. Brayne (1920).
  • Gynomonoecious Flowers Found In: Cucumber.
  • Gypsum (CaSO₄.2H₂O) Usage: Reclamation of sodic/alkaline soils.
  • Gypsum Content: 29.2% calcium, 18.6% sulfur.
  • Irrigation Efficiency of Loamy Soils: 70% (highest).
  • H-226: Tapioca variety.
  • Halo Phenomenon Cause: Cirrostratus clouds.
  • Halteres: Associated with flies.
  • Haploid Number of Triticum aestivum (Wheat): n = 21.
  • Hardwood Cuttings for Propagation: Used for rose, grapes, bougainvillea, mulberry.
  • Haritha & Marathakam: Varieties of Guinea grass.
  • NPK in Groundnut Cake: 7:1.5:1.3%.
  • Groundnut Classification: Modified fruit.
  • Persistent Insecticides: Organochlorine group.
  • Shrubs of Different Colors & Sizes: Referred to as shrubbery.
  • Sequential Cropping: Growing multiple crops in succession on the same land within a year.
  • Mixed Cropping: Growing multiple crops simultaneously without row arrangements, with intercrop competition.
  • Intercropping: Growing multiple crops simultaneously in alternate rows with intercrop competition.
  • Cultural Pest Control Method: Growing resistant varieties.
  • Growth Promoters: Auxins, gibberellins, and cytokinin.
  • Growth Retardant Antitranspirant: Cycocel (CCC).
  • Propagation of Guava: Generally by layering.
  • Full Form of NABARD: National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development.
  • Headquarters of FAO: Rome, Italy.
  • Headquarters of Cardamom Board: Kottayam.
  • WMO Headquarters: Geneva, Switzerland.
  • Heat Flow in Air: Radiation.
  • Heat Flow in Liquid/Water: Convection.
  • Heat Flow in Solid/Soil: Conduction.
  • Heavy Winds Through Palakkad Gap: October-November.
  • Element Aiding Chlorophyll Synthesis: Sulphur.
  • Reduces Phosphorus Fixation in Arid Soils: Liming.
  • Hemelytra Associated With: Bugs.
  • Heptachlor: A cyclodiene insecticide.
  • Hariyali Watershed Development Program: Established in 2003.
  • Harrows Usage: For seedbed preparation and weed control.
  • Harvest Index (HI) of Pigeonpea: 0.19 (lowest among pulses).
  • Tomato Harvest Stage for Distant Markets: Mature green stage.
  • Rapid Knockdown Insecticides: Pyrethrum.
  • Country with Highest % of Arable Land: India.
  •  Madhya Pradesh is number 1 in pulses and oilseeds production.
  • China leads in wheat production.
  • NAFED was established in the year 1958.
  • NAIP was established in the year July 2006.
  • ARS was established in the year 1973.
  • IARI was shifted to Delhi in 1936.
  • Karnataka is having highest area under cultivation of Maize.
  • NBAII is situated in Bangalore.
  • RBI was established in the year 1935.
  • Indian Institute of Vegetable Research is situated at Varanasi.
  • Dr. N.E Borlaug was basically a Plant pathologist.
  • The maize breeder who was awarded in 2000 World Food Prize was SK Vashal. 
  • Dr K. L. Chadda is the father of the golden revolution in India
  • Golden rice is genetically modified rice.
  • Anaemia is caused by Folic acid.
  • Cobalamine is also known as Vitamin B12.
  • December 23 is celebrated as Kisan Day.
  • The Diara cultivation method is associated with cucurbits.
  • Biofertilizer for rice is Azolla.
  • surface irrigation is the most common method of irrigation in India. 
  • Azolla is biofertilizer for Rice.
  • Cabbage is highly sensitive to boron toxicity.
  • The major disease of Mangoes is powdery mildew.
  • The red colour of chilli is due to Capsanthin.
  • Malathion is a safe insecticide for the vegetables.
  • Mancozeb is a widely used fungicide in India.
  • The horizontal flow of the water channel is called seepage.
  • The topmost mineral zone is A horizon.
  • Sugarbeet is having Highest tolerance to boron.
  • Soil texture is a property which can't be changed.
  • The red colour of tomato is due to lycopene.
  • Scooping is the most common practice in crop cauliflower.
  • World Food Day is celebrated on 16th OCTOBER.
  • Range is the simplest measure of dispersion.
  • The harmonic mean is used to calculate the average speed.
  • The director general of ICAR is Himanshu Pathak.
  • No of KVK's in India is 731.
  • The average rainfall of the country is 1194mm.
  • Bean common mosaic disease is caused by the Pot virus.
  • Wolf apple is the common name of Tomato.
  • Pusa chamatkar is variety of Chickpea.
  • Alluvial soil is the most recently formed soil.
  • National Farmers Day is celebrated on the first Friday of December.
  • A bell-shaped curve is the normal distribution curve.
  • The correlation coefficient varies between -1 to +1.
  • NREGA was started in the year 2006.
  • The Father of modern plant pathology is Anton de Bary.
  • The first Indian director of IARI was Dr. B. Vishwanath.
  • KVK was recommended by the Mohan Singh Mehta committee.
  • Inflorescence of sugarcane is known as arrow.
  • Red colour of tomato is due to lycopersicon.
  • Barbados cherry is a rich source of Vitamin C.
  • The tetrazolium test is used for viability and vigour.
  • The hand refractometer reading for sugarcane maturity is 20.
  • Mesocarp is edible part in Mango.
  • Granite is an ignite rock.
  • Sugarcane is a C4 plant.