ods. Key Aspects: Soil Testing: Regular analysis guides nutrient application, avoiding over or under-fertilization. Organic Matter Management: Incorporating compost, green manure, and crop residues improves soil structure and microbial activit
rvesting and conservation methods. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) IPM combines biological, cultural, mechanical, and chemical methods to control pests sustainably: Monitoring pest populations and thresholds. Using re
ion control. Practice crop rotation and diversify plantings to enhance soil fertility and pest resistance. Optimize water use with efficient irrigation systems and rainwater harvesting. Employ integrated pest management to reduce chemical dependence and protect biod
nd genetic modification Breeding for drought tolerance and pest resistance Sample MCQ: The process of crossing two genetically different plants to produce offspring with desired traits is called: a) Mutagenesis b) Hybridization c) Cloning d) Inbree
