Integrated Farming Practices and Benefits

The video discusses integrated farming, emphasizing sustainability and diverse agricultural practices. It covers goat, sheep, and fish farming, as well as the use of agricultural waste for biogas. The video also highlights the use of solar energy for electricity and cooking, and the benefits of growing multiple crops and livestock for profit. Integrated farming allows for efficient resource utilization and increased profitability.

What is the primary focus of integrated farming?

• Reducing labor costs

• Sustainability in agriculture

• Increasing mechanization

• Maximizing crop yield

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of farming practice in integrated farming?

• Poultry farming

• Fish farming

• Sheep farming

• Goat farming

What can agricultural waste be used to generate in integrated farming?

• Electricity

• Fertilizers

• Animal feed

• Biogas

Why is a storage room important in integrated farming?

• To serve as a living space

• To house livestock

• To keep agricultural produce and materials

• To store machinery

How can solar energy be utilized in integrated farming?

• For pest control

• For irrigation purposes

• For generating electricity and running motors

• For heating greenhouses

What is one of the benefits of using solar panels in agriculture?

• Providing a renewable energy source

• Decreasing soil erosion

• Increasing crop diversity

• Reducing water usage

Which of the following crops is NOT mentioned as part of mixed farming?

• Leafy vegetables

• Wheat

• Sunflower

• Carrot

What is a key advantage of mixed farming?

• It simplifies crop management

• It increases profitability

• It requires less labor

• It reduces the need for fertilizers

How does integrated farming contribute to profitability?

• By reducing the number of crops grown

• By utilizing all available resources efficiently

• By focusing on a single crop

• By increasing the use of chemical fertilizers

What is the basic principle of integrated farming?

• Specializing in one type of crop

• Focusing on livestock farming

• Using available land for multiple purposes

• Maximizing land use for a single purpose