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Ability of a pathogen to cause infection (disease) is known as
Which nutrient is primarily responsible for the development of bolls in cotton?
Soil nutrient deficiencies can manifest in various ways, affecting crop health and yield. Which specific deficiency in rice crops is linked to Khaira di...
The site specific crop management approach that applies agro-chemicals to the field in an economical and environment friendly manner is known as ____.
Which of the following is a beneficial microorganism as far as dairying is concerned?
Which of the following pathogen is responsible for ratoon stunting disease of sugarcane?Â
Maximum amount of rice is produced in which state in India?Â
What is opportunity cost ?
Which one of the following statement/ option is correct about the crop rotation?
What was the contribution of the livestock sector to the agriculture and allied sector's Gross Value Added (GVA) in the fiscal year 2021-22?
