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Answer to: Explain the role of workers in a bee colony.

Role of workers in a bee colony: Workers are diploid, sterile females. They are the most active members of the colony and have most of the responsi...

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Answer to: How do you differentiate between capture fisheries, inland fisheries and aquaculture?

Capture Fisheries: It is a method of obtaining fish from natural resources. There is no seeding or rearing of fish. Inland Fisheries It is...

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Answer to: For increasing production, what is common in poultry, fisheries and bee-keeping?

Cross-breeding is the common method used for increasing the production among poultry, fisheries, and bee-keeping. The exotic species of the fowls, ...

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Answer to: What is pasturage and how it is related to honey production?

Pasturage is the availability of flowers to the bees for nectar and pollen collection. Pasturage determines the taste, quality, and quantity of hon...

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Answer to: Write down the desirable characters of bee variety suitable for bee keeping.

The desirable characteristics of selecting a bee variety for bee-keeping are listed below: 1. The bee variety should be carrying a gentle nature. O...

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Answer to: How does bee colony work? What values can be seen in the organisation of bee colony?

Honeybees live in a colony and divide their tasks among different groups (castes) in the same colony. There are mainly three types of castes in the...

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Answer to: Write a short note on prevention of animal diseases.

Prevention of animal diseases: Animals suffer from a large number of diseases that are caused by viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites, and other pat...

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Answer to: What is artificial insemination? Describe this technique.

Artificial insemination is the process of cross-breeding in which semen is collected from the desired bull of high milk yielding breed and injected in...

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Answer to: What is feed? What are different type of feed? How is it differ with respect to age and functions?

Feed refers to the food that is eaten by farm animals. There are two types of feeds: 1. Roughage: It contains fibres such as green fodder, silag...

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Answer to: Explain the various preventive measures against insect pests.

Insect pests are serious plant destroyers. They attack the parts and products of plants at all the stages of their life. Insects can attack the pla...

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Answer to: Discuss the various methods which are used to control plant diseases.

There are two broad methods to control plant diseases as stated below: 1. Weed control: Weeds are unwanted plants growing in the cultivated fields ...

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Answer to: Explain the various methods of crop improvement. Name one improved variety of Rice, Maize, Soyabean, Sunflower and Mustard.

Methods of crop improvement are explained below: 1. Hybridisation: It is the crossing between two genetically dissimilar plants to produce a new...

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Answer to: Compare between mixed cropping and intercropping. Write down from advantages of both of these techniques.

Mixed cropping: It aims to minimise risk of crop failure. Seeds of two crops are mixed before sowing. In this method there is a difficulty of fe...

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Answer to: Explain various types of irrigation systems in India. How can efficiency of applied water be increased in agriculture?

There are various types of irrigation systems in India. 1. Canal system: In this system, man-made canals receive water from different reservoirs or...

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Answer to: Define irrigation. Why is irrigation of crops essential? Mention the harmful effects of excessive irrigation.

Irrigation is the process of supplying water to the crop plants via canals, wells, reservoirs, tube wells, etc. Irrigation of crops is essential be...

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Answer to: Explain what will happen if in a cultivated field only manures are supplied and in another field only fertilizers are supplied, keeping all other conditions similar.

Manure are poor in nutrient content than fertilisers; however, they are rich in organic matter. If only manure is added to a field, then the plants of...

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Answer to: Explain the mechanism of compost formation.

figure.png Compost is prepared from farm and town refuse, including vegetable and animal refuse, faecal matter of humans, sewage waste, weeds, cro...

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Answer to: Distinguish between fertilizer and manure. Give suitable examples. What are advantages and disadvantages of using fertilizer?

Manure: It is a natural substance obtained by decomposition of animal wastes and plant residues. It has a low nutrient content. It is rich in or...

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Answer to: What is the advantage of using insect resistant varieties?

Advantage of using insect-resistant varieties is that it reduces the use of insecticides. This will help in maintaining the soil fertility for a longe...

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Answer to: What are crop's pests? Suggest preventive measures to control pests.

Crop's pests are the organisms that destroy the growing crop plants by causing great economic loss. There are various pests of crop plants such as wee...

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