Preview Questions Farm Manager | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: How do soil amendments like organic matter improve water retention in irrigation management?

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They improve soil structure, allowing better water holding capacity

They increase water runoff

They increase evaporation rates

They decrease soil infiltration rates

Question 2: What is the primary reason for pre-harvest field preparation in crops like cotton?

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To improve soil fertility for better crop yield

To ensure proper spacing and easy access for harvesting tools

To create uniform ripening conditions across the field

To control pests and reduce weed competition during harvesting

Question 3: What is the impact of using low-quality lubricants in farm machinery's moving parts over time?

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It increases friction and accelerates wear and tear on components

It improves performance by reducing friction between moving parts

It decreases the power output of the engine due to reduced lubrication

It has no effect if replaced at regular intervals

Question 4: How often should the hydraulic system of a tractor be serviced for optimal performance?

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Every 300 hours of operation

Every 100 hours of operation

Every 200 hours of operation

Every 50 hours of operation

Question 5: What is the most effective way to manage irrigation for high-value crops in greenhouses?

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Using flood irrigation for better soil moisture retention

Using automated drip irrigation systems based on soil moisture levels

Using a hybrid sprinkler and drip system to increase water efficiency

Using overhead irrigation to improve the humidity inside the greenhouse

Question 6: How does using a multi-row harvester impact overall crop yield and harvesting efficiency?

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It increases efficiency by harvesting multiple rows at once, reducing labor costs

It increases the risk of crop loss due to machinery damage

It makes harvesting slower due to the complexity of the equipment

It decreases crop yield by damaging neighboring plants