Chapter 8 CULTIVATION OF FODDER CROPS MCQs 10 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/10 Subscribe 1. Stems of shaftal are ______. (A) None of these (B) Hard (C) Hollow (D) SoftShow All Answers 2. The English name of Berseem is _______. (A) Arabic clover (B) Egyptian clover (C) Persian clover (D) All theseShow All Answers 3. Berseem cannot grow in ________ type of soil. (A) Clay Soil (B) Silt Soil (C) Sandy loam soils (D) Very light sandy soilsShow All Answers 4. The seed rate of Berseem should be _______ to _______ kg per acre. (A) 14-16 (B) 6-8 (C) 10-12 (D) 2-4Show All Answers 5. Shaftal is normally sown in ________. (A) August (B) September (C) December (D) October to mid-NovemberShow All Answers 6. Shaftal is cut ______ to ______ times in the month of December and May in a year. (A) 2 to 3 times (B) 4 to 5 times (C) 5 to 6 times (D) 7 to 8 timesShow All Answers 7. Jawar is an important fodder crop of ________ season. (A) Twice a & b (B) Rabi (C) Kharif (D) MonsoonShow All Answers 8. Soil pH range of ______ to ______ be ideal for its cultivation and better growth of jawar. (A) 6 to 7.5 (B) 5 to 5.5 (C) Below 4 (D) More than 8Show All Answers 9. In Pakistan Rabi season crops, jawar need about ______ to ______ irrigations. (A) 2 to 3 (B) 6 to 7 (C) 4 to 5 (D) 7 to 8Show All Answers 10. Usually a seed rate of jawar ______ kg/acre is sufficient under favorable conditions of normal sowing. (A) 20 to 25 kg/acre (B) 30 to 35 kg/acre (C) 40 kg/acre (D) 50 kg/acreShow All Answers
