When should a risk be avoided?
Risk mitigation: Once the risks have been identified and assessed, the possible ways to manage the risk may fall into one of the following major actions: a) Avoid (eliminate, withdraw from, or not become involved) b) Reduce (optimise-mitigate) c) Share (diversify-transfer-outsource or insure) d) Retain (accept and contain) When the risk event is unacceptable-generally one with a very high probability of occurrence and high impact, the risk mitigation strategy can be to avoid.
The acidic soils can be reclaimed by the application of ____
Saline and alkali soils commonly contain which carbonates and a relatively high concentration of soluble salts:
The Fertilizer (control) order came into force in
The ESP of saline soils is _____%
The liming material generally used for reclaiming acid soils
Every year to raise awareness about the importance of soil quality for food security, healthy ecosystems, and human well-being, World soil day is cele...
Which of the following nutrients is categorised under macro nutrients under the mineral and nutrition classification?
Soil health card with the tagline “Swasth Dharaa, Khet Haraa” was launched on ____.
The major microorganism that is considered most important as an indicator of soil quality is:
The saline soils contain toxic concentration of soluble salts in the root zone. These saline soils are also known as…………...
