Preview Questions Farm Manager | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: What is the primary consideration when choosing a harvesting method for crops like wheat or rice?

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Soil quality

Sunlight exposure

Grain size and texture

Field uniformity and crop density

Question 2: Which of the following best describes the role of mycorrhizal fungi in crop production?

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They decrease soil fertility

They increase pesticide use

They promote soil erosion

They help plants absorb nutrients and improve soil structure

Question 3: How does agroforestry contribute to sustainable crop production systems?

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It focuses on monoculture production

It integrates trees with crops to enhance biodiversity and improve soil health

It reduces biodiversity and eliminates pests

It eliminates the need for irrigation

Question 4: What is the primary purpose of irrigation scheduling in crop production?

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To optimize water use efficiency and minimize water stress during crop growth

To eliminate the need for crop rotation

To increase water consumption and reduce crop yield

To promote the overuse of irrigation infrastructure

Question 5: How does improper tire pressure affect agricultural machinery performance, and what steps should be taken?

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It reduces traction; clean the tire rims before use

It reduces fuel efficiency and causes uneven wear; check tire pressure regularly

It causes hydraulic failure; check and refill hydraulic fluid

It causes overheating of the engine; replace tires periodically

Question 6: What is the impact of salinity on irrigation water quality and crop growth, and how can it be managed effectively?

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High salinity can damage crops by affecting water uptake; leaching can reduce salinity

Salinity can only be reduced by treating water with chemicals

High salinity has no effect on most crops and requires no special management

Salinity improves the soil's water retention properties