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- 3. All of the above Dairy farming Manufacturing Transport Farming
- 4. Organization Capital Labour Land All of the above options
- 8. None of these Farmer Dala and Ramkali Large farmers Businessmen Government
- 12. Materials that can be used for many years Materials that are either bought once a year Materials that cannot be used every year Materials that are bought every year Both d and e
- 18. By using fertilizers and pesticides By modern farming methods By multiple cropping By using HYV seeds All the above
- 19. 500 yards 5000 hectares 2000 hectares 500 hectares 200 hectares
- 20. In 1990 In 1980 In 1970 In 1950 In 1960
- 21. Electric-run tube wells Fertilizers Harvesters Pesticides High yielding variety of seeds
- 22. None of these Plenty of water Pesticides Chemical fertilizers All of the above
- 23. Farmers of Delhi Farmers of Haryana Farmers of Uttar Pradesh Farmers of Punjab All the above
- 24. 1000kg per ha 2200kg per ha 4200kg per ha 3200kg per ha 1300kg per ha
- 25. Using farmmachineries Using fertilizers and pesticides Better irrigationin fields Using HYV seeds All of the above
- 26. 1000kg per ha 2200kg per ha 4200kg per ha 1300kg per ha 3200kg per ha
- 27. Use of farm machineries Increase in yield of crops Reduction of water-table Loss of soil fertility Both A and B
- 28. Provide nutrition to plants Kills useful bacteria and microbes Pollute rivers and lakes Escape from soil and pollute groundwater All of these
- 31. 65 families 300 families 360 families 450 families 240 families
- 32. Landless farmers Small farmers Medium farmers Large farmers Both of these
- 34. Small farmers Medium farmers Large farmers Government Both C and D
- 35. Gobind and Savita Tejpal Singh Ramkali Dala Both B and C
- 36. None of these As food As crops In cash All of these
- 37. Mediumfarmer Small farmer PWD worker Large farmer Landless farm labourer
- 40. 220 men 210 men 230 men 240 men 250 men
- 41. They borrow from bank They borrow from traders supplying many inputs They borrow from moneylenders They borrow from large farmers All of the above
- 44. Government Small farmers Medium farmers Large farmers Both A and B
- 45. 360 quintals 500 oz 300 quintals 450 kgs 350 quintals
- 49. Eleven families Sixty families Thirty families Seventy families Fifty families
- 50. Biscuits and sugar Notebook and pencils Toothpaste and soap Eatables All of these
- 51. From traders From large farmers From moneylenders From private bank From governmental organized banks
- 52. None of these By selling milk items By using it as bullock to transport By selling buffalo’s milk All of these