I. expansion of cultivated land II. high population growth rate III. conservation of wildlife in game reserves IV. urban growth…
A. capillary water B. hygroscopic water C. gravitational water D. superfluous water Correct Answer: Option A A. capillary water
A. reduce wildlife population B. conserve wildlife C. starve hunters D. protect hunters from wild animals Correct Answer: Option B…
A. pastures B. light C. diseases D. rainfall Correct Answer: Option B B. light
A. provision of subsidies B. training of farmers children C. establishment of agricultural development programmes D. establishment of farm settlements…
A. land holdings are small and fragmented B. they are poor C. land holdings cannot be used as security D.…
I. increased processing of produce II. increased food production III. high productivity IV. increased agricultural labour force A. I, II…
A. reduction of poverty through job creation B. supply of armaments for territorial defense C. provision of foreign exchange D.…
I. time available for the programme II. the number of farmers involved III. The agricultural needs of the farmers A.…
A. salvage value B. depreciation value C. annual depreciation D. appreciation value Correct Answer: Option A A. salvage value