The Agricultural Science of Organic Farming - Exam
A) Avoid synthetic fertilizers and pesticides B) Use genetically modified organisms C) Utilize chemical herbicides D) Prioritize monoculture
A) Superphosphate B) Urea C) Compost D) Ammonium nitrate
A) Non-GMO Project Verified B) Fair Trade Certified C) Rainforest Alliance Certified D) USDA Organic
A) Using plants to attract pests B) Planting in rows only C) Growing the same species together D) Planting different crops together for mutual benefit
A) Organic matter B) Heavy metals C) Silica D) Clay content
A) FDA B) USDA C) CDC D) EPA
A) Fruit fly B) Ladybug C) Cockroach D) Termite
A) Industrial farming methods B) Chemical pest control C) Ecological principles in agriculture D) Synthetic fertilizers
A) Natural herbicides B) Biological pest controls C) Organic compost D) Synthetic pesticides
A) Non-GMO Organization Protocol B) Nutrient Optimization Plan C) Natural Operations Process D) National Organic Program
A) Cover cropping. B) Overgrazing. C) Monocropping. D) Excessive tillage.
A) To increase pest population. B) To ignore pest issues. C) To minimize pest damage sustainably. D) To eradicate all pests using chemicals.
A) Favors uniform crop systems B) Reduces pest populations artificially C) Requires extensive chemical use D) Supports resilience and ecosystem health
A) Monoculture plantations B) Sustainable ecosystems C) Fossil fuel dependency D) Synthetic environments
A) Unstable crop prices B) Higher labor costs C) Less flavorful produce D) Increased use of pesticides
A) Nitrogen. B) Fluoride. C) Arsenic. D) Chlorine.
A) Maximizing short-term profits B) Ignoring local ecosystems C) Complete reliance on technology D) Sustainable agricultural systems
A) Traditional breeding B) Hybridization C) Genetic modification D) Cloning
A) Fruits B) Cereal grains C) Legumes D) Root vegetables
A) Lower yields B) Higher pesticide residues C) Dependence on fossil fuels D) Reduced biodiversity
A) Corn B) Wheat C) Clover D) Soybean
A) Total reliance on biological control B) Exclusively using chemical pesticides C) Neglecting pest monitoring D) Combining biological, cultural, and chemical methods
A) Reduces pollution from chemicals. B) Increases runoff of synthetic fertilizers. C) Neglects water conservation. D) Enhances toxic algae growth.
A) Deep plowing B) Frequent tilling C) No-till farming D) Using heavy machinery
A) Conventional monoculture B) Sole cropping C) Intercropping D) Row cropping only |
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