A) Coconut B) Dates C) Maize D) Cocoa
A) Fowl B) Turkey C) Duck D) Goat
A) Keeping of cattle, sheep, pig and goat B) Cultivation of crops and keeping farm animals C) Mixing of two farms before planting D) Mixing two or more crops during harvest
A) Non-ruminants B) Mammals C) Single animals D) Ruminants
A) Trees and shrubs B) Perennials C) Biennials D) Annuals
A) Ruminants B) Non ruminants C) Herbivores D) Small animals
A) Fishes B) Birds C) Mammals D) Snakes
A) Medicinal plants B) Flavourings made from plants C) Grown for the collection of milky juice D) Plants that yield fibre
A) Tomato B) Tea C) Onion D) Cashew
A) Root and tuber crops B) Forage crops C) Oil crops D) Fruit and nut crops
A) Animals that chew cud B) Herbivores C) Non ruminants D) Ruminants
A) Fowl B) Rabbit C) Fish D) Cow
A) Oil crops B) Stimulant C) Drug crops D) Spice
A) Groundnut B) Wheat C) Beans D) Peas
A) 4 B) 1 C) 5 D) 3
A) For security B) Serve as pets C) Draw farm implements and carts D) For milk production
A) Crayfish B) Shrimps C) Goat D) Prawn
A) Pet animals B) Dairy animals C) Aquatic animals D) Poultry
A) Omasum B) Rumen C) Reticulum D) Abomasum
A) Rumen B) Omasum C) Reticulum D) Abomasum |