Practice Important Agriculture Q Questions and Answers

• National Institute of Agriculture Marketing (NIAM) is located at
• Panchayati Raj was started on the recommendation of ……………. Committee
• According to CRIDA, the depth of deep tillage is ____
• Centre for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) is located at
• What sensory organs are typically found in the head of an insect?
• The thorax is the middle section of the insect's body, and it contains the wings and legs. How many pairs of legs do insects typically have?
• What is the name of the tube-like enclosure that runs lengthwise through an insect's body, allowing food processing to occur?
• Which germ layer gives rise to the foregut in insects?
• What regulates the flow of food from the foregut to the midgut in insects?
• What is the function of the crop in the foregut of insects?
• What is the specialized structure in butterflies and moths that allows them to feed on nectar?
• What is the function of the peritrophic membrane in the insect midgut?
• Which part of the hindgut is responsible for absorbing water and minerals from undigested food materials?
• Alkaline soils are clay soils with high pH (greater than 8.5) and a poor soil structure. Which soil amendment is most effective in reclaiming alkaline soil...
• The Taungya System is a form of agroforestry system in which short-term crops are grown in the early years of the plantation of a woody perennial species t...
• Ranikhet disease, also known as Newcastle disease is one of the most important diseases of poultry that affect a wide range of birds including chicken. It ...
• To break the dormancy of seed, a process of scratching, or mechanically altering the seed coat to make it permeable to water and gases is done. It is known...
• Under PKVY, an assistance of Rs.50,000 per ha for a period of three years is provided to States including States of Tamil Nadu & Rajasthan for promotion of...
• Minimum Support Price (MSP) is a form of market intervention by the Government of India to insure agricultural producers against any sharp fall in agricult...
• According to first advance estimates of Horticultural production 2023, which state/UT is leading in  apple production? 
• As per the Third Advance Estimates of Agricultural Production 2022-23, total food grain production in India is ___million tonnes. 
• Which initiative offers open-source infrastructure, including farmer, village map, and crop sown registries, to create farmer-centric solutions?
• What is the objective of the International Millets and Other Ancient Grains Research Initiative (MAHARISHI)?
• NABARD, which stands for National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development, is an apex development bank in India. NABARD celebrated its foundation day on
• What is the title of the campaign launched by the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare for banks under the Agri Infra Fund?
• Jaya, a high yielding variety developed in India which outyield both its parent was a cross between 
• National Centre for Organic and Natural farming is located at ____
• An acute or chronic inflammation of the mammary gland caused by physical, chemical and biological agents chiefly of bovines usually affecting the secretary...
• In plants, necrotic spots, abnormal dark green and light green mosaic, growth distortion, stunting, ring patterns etc. are symptoms of _____
• The branch of agriculture which is concerned with cultivation, production, propagation and processing of fruits, vegetables, medicinal and aromatic plants,...
• Mallika, a variety of mango is the cross between 
• Truly migratory fish, the migrations of which occur wholly within freshwater is classified as
• The scientific name of Banana is _____
• ICAR – Central Institute of Agriculture Engineering is located at
• NABARD, which stands for National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development, is an apex development bank in India. NABARD celebrated its foundation day on
• What is the name of the improved variety of the national flower Lotus with 108 petals,  launched by CSIR-National Botanical Research Institute?
• Which branch of agriculture deals with principles and practices of soil, water and crop management?
• Which crop involves the practice of nipping, which entails the removal of the apical bud of young plants, typically done when the plants are 2 to 4 weeks o...
• What is the agricultural practice of cultivating two or more crops simultaneously on the same piece of land, without following a specific row arrangement?
• What is the scientific name of carnation?