Problems of mechanization - SS1 Agriculture Past Questions and Answers - page 1
Soil compaction caused by heavy machinery can lead to:
Improved soil structure
Enhanced root penetration
Decreased water infiltration
Increased crop yields
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Soil compaction due to mechanization restricts the movement of:
Weeds
Enhanced root penetration
Crop pests
Pollinators
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The significant upfront cost of machinery is a limitation of mechanization's:
Economic advantages
Environmental benefits
Technical expertise
Small land holdings
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What is one of the technical challenges associated with mechanization?
Reduced labor requirements
Increased crop yields
Need for technical knowledge and skills
Improved soil health
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Small-scale farmers in developing countries may face challenges in adopting mechanization due to:
Soil compaction
Economic limitations
Improved root growth
Access to education
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Which type of farm is less suitable for integrating mechanization due to its design for larger-scale operations?
Small-scale farms
Farms with irregular plots
Organic farms
Hydroponic farms
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What environmental consequence can result from the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides in mechanized agriculture?
Increased soil fertility
Improved ecosystem health
Soil and water pollution
Enhanced biodiversity
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Mechanization often involves the use of:
Hand tools
Animal labor
Heavy machinery
Traditional farming methods
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Which of the following is NOT a limitation of mechanization in agriculture?
Destruction of soil structure
Economic limitations
Improved crop quality
Environmental pollution
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Soil compaction due to mechanization can hinder:
Pest control
Root growth
Air quality
Water purification
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