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WorksheetsInterpreting Plans and Drawings
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 16mins
A system of growing crops in blocks or strips of 2 or more rows.
A. Drill Method
B. Strip Intercropping
C. Multiple Row Planting
D. Hill Method
This is commonly applies to small seeds, like rice, that are capable of germination and sustained growth without soil cover.
A. Transplanting
B. Dibbling
C. Broadcasting
C. Direct Seeding
It is the practice of replanting an already established plant in one location and moving elsewhere.
A. Direct Seeding
B. Broadcasting
C. Transplanting
D. Dibbling
An old method of planting crops practiced by subsistence farmers in hilly lands.
A. Dibbling
B. Broadcasting
C. Direct Seeding
D. Transplanting
Water is applied to the field in either the controlled or uncontrolled manner.
A. Surface Irrigation
B. Sprinkler Irrigation
C. Drip or Trickle Irrigation
D. Host Irrigation
This conveys water through pipes and applies it with a minimum amount of water loses.
A. Surface Irrigation
B. Sprinkler Irrigation
C. Drip or Trickle Irrigation
D. Host irrigation
Water is applied directly to the crop.
A. Surface Irrigation
B. Sprinkler Irrigation
C. Drip or Trickle Irrigation
D. Host Irrigation
It is a type of sprinkler irrigation which the lateral, mains, sub-mains, and the pumping plant are all portable.
A. Fully permanent System
B. Semi-portable System
C. Fully portable system
D. Semi-permanent System
The sprinkler may be permanently located or moved along the lateral.
A. Fully permanent system
B. Fully portable system
B. Semi-permanent system
C. Semi-portable system
Select three functions of Irrigation Systems.
Water is conserved
Diverting water from the water source
Crop and soil cooling
There is a low-pressure system
Protecting crops from frost damage
Choose 2 Advantages of Drip or Trickle Irrigation System
Water is conserved
Diverting water from the water source
Crop and soil cooling
There is a low-pressure system
Protecting crops from frost damage
It is planting crops by direct seeding, the crops are arranged, singly or in group, in uniform distances.
A. Strip intercropping
B. Hill method
C. Drill method
D. Multiple cropping
