1. : What is the main goal of precision farming?
(A) Uniform input application
(B) Site-specific crop management for higher efficiency
(C) Random fertilizer use
(D) Increasing labor dependency
2. : Which of the following is the backbone of precision farming?
(A) Manual scouting
(B) GPS technology
(C) Traditional farming tools
(D) Bullock-driven plough
3. : GIS (Geographic Information System) is used in precision farming for:
(A) Mapping soil and crop variability
(B) Broadcasting seeds
(C) Manual irrigation
(D) Traditional yield measurement
4. : Which index is commonly used to monitor crop health using remote sensing?
(A) NDVI
(B) BMI
(C) RDI
(D) CPI
5. : Variable Rate Technology (VRT) allows farmers to:
(A) Apply the same rate of inputs everywhere
(B) Apply inputs according to site-specific needs
(C) Reduce input use randomly
(D) Harvest crops manually
6. : Yield mapping in precision farming is done using:
(A) Manual record keeping
(B) Sensors installed in harvesters
(C) Farmer’s memory
(D) Hand counting
7. : Which of the following is NOT a tool of precision farming?
(A) GPS
(B) Remote sensing
(C) Drip irrigation
(D) Ox-drawn plough
8. : Soil sensors in precision farming are mainly used to measure:
(A) Soil moisture and nutrients
(B) Crop color
(C) Weed density only
(D) Tractor speed
9. : Remote sensing in precision farming provides:
(A) Manual soil analysis
(B) Satellite or drone-based crop monitoring
(C) Hand-written yield data
(D) Pesticide storage
10. : Which of the following technologies is used for automated irrigation in precision farming?
(A) IoT-based irrigation controllers
(B) Hand pumps
(C) Flood irrigation
(D) Manual canal release
11. : Precision farming helps in reducing:
(A) Fertilizer and pesticide wastage
(B) Crop quality
(C) Soil fertility
(D) Resource efficiency
12. : Which drone application is common in precision farming?
(A) Spraying pesticides and fertilizers
(B) Delivering farm produce to markets
(C) Entertainment purposes
(D) Weather forecasting only
13. : Which of the following is a disadvantage of precision farming?
(A) High initial cost of technology
(B) Resource optimization
(C) Higher yields
(D) Reduced pollution
14. : What does grid soil sampling help in?
(A) Monitoring pests only
(B) Identifying soil nutrient variability
(C) Controlling temperature
(D) Mapping irrigation canals
15. : Which modern technique is used for real-time crop monitoring?
(A) IoT sensors
(B) Hand hoe
(C) Farmer observation only
(D) Bullock cart survey
16. : Precision farming techniques are mainly helpful in:
(A) Random water use
(B) Efficient resource management
(C) Increasing labor requirements
(D) Ignoring soil variability
17. : Which software is widely used for analyzing spatial data in precision farming?
(A) GIS software
(B) Video editing software
(C) Gaming software
(D) Word processing software
18. : Automated weed control in precision farming uses:
(A) Laser-guided or robotic weeders
(B) Hand hoe only
(C) Ox-driven plough
(D) Manual uprooting
19. : Which parameter is commonly mapped in precision farming to optimize fertilizer use?
(A) Soil nutrient levels
(B) Crop price
(C) Seed size
(D) Market demand
20. : Smart irrigation in precision farming is primarily based on:
(A) Soil moisture sensors
(B) Manual judgment
(C) Rainfall guesswork
(D) Water flooding
21. : Which farming technique uses drones and satellites for decision-making?
(A) Precision farming
(B) Organic farming
(C) Shifting cultivation
(D) Subsistence farming
22. : Yield monitoring systems in precision farming help farmers to:
(A) Analyze productivity variations across the field
(B) Plant seeds randomly
(C) Reduce soil testing
(D) Ignore variability
23. : Which technique is used to apply pesticides more accurately in precision farming?
(A) VRT sprayers
(B) Hand sprayers
(C) Smoke guns
(D) Random spraying
24. : Precision farming contributes most to:
(A) Sustainable agriculture
(B) Soil degradation
(C) Higher resource wastage
(D) Unscientific farming
25. : Which technology integrates sensors, machinery, and data analytics for precision farming?
(A) Internet of Things (IoT)
(B) Manual labor
(C) Animal power
(D) Mechanical plough only