Understanding Farming Systems and Practices

The video tutorial introduces viewers to the branches of agriculture, including crop production, livestock production, soil science, agricultural economics, and agricultural engineering. It also covers various farming systems such as intensive and extensive farming, plantation, and ranching. The lesson concludes with activities for students to reinforce their understanding.

What is the main objective of today's agriculture lesson?

• To discuss global agricultural policies

• To explore modern farming techniques

• To understand the branches of agriculture

• To learn about the history of agriculture

Which of the following is NOT a subcategory of Crop Production?

• Field crops

• Horticultural crops

• Aquaculture

• Annual crops

What does the term 'perennial crops' refer to?

• Crops that mature in more than a year

• Crops that are harvested multiple times a year

• Crops that mature in less than a year

• Crops that do not require irrigation

Which branch of agriculture deals with the rearing of birds?

• Poultry

• Aquaculture

• Horticulture

• Apiculture

What is the focus of soil science in agriculture?

• Designing farm machinery

• Developing new crop varieties

• Studying soil profiles and properties

• Improving livestock breeds

Which branch of agriculture involves the study of factors of production?

• Crop Production

• Livestock Production

• Agricultural Economics

• Soil Science

What is a key focus of agricultural engineering?

• Crop rotation techniques

• Pest control methods

• Animal breeding

• Soil and water conservation

Which farming system is characterized by high capital investment and small land use?

• Organic farming

• Extensive farming

• Intensive farming

• Subsistence farming

What is the primary characteristic of extensive farming?

• High production levels

• Use of large tracts of land

• Use of advanced technology

• High capital investment

In which farming system is a single type of crop grown on a large scale?

• Ranching

• Plantation

• Agroforestry

• Mixed farming