Field Crops and Cereal Flashcards

1
Q

When plants of the same variety are cultivated on a large scale, they are called what perd?

A

CROPS

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2
Q
  • between month of June and July
  • between month of September and October
  • Paddy (main)
A

Kharif Crops

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3
Q
  • between month of October and November
  • between month of March and April
  • Wheat (main)
A

Rabi Crops

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4
Q

Importance of Field Crops?

A
  • Food for man
  • Feed for animals
  • Industrial uses
  • Medicinal uses
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5
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Identifying Field Crops?

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  1. Cereals (rice, corn)
  2. Legumes (peanut, mungbean, cowpea)
  3. Root Crops (sweet potato, cassava, gabi)
  4. Others (e.g tobacco & cotton)
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6
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To ensure the optimal productivity in the field, we should do?

A
  • Crop Selection
  • Land Production
  • Seed Selection
  • Sowing of seeds
  • Irrigation
  • Growth
  • Harvesting
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PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED?

A
  • Improper seed selection
  • Lack of appropriate technology in cultural and management practices
  • Agricultural Marketing
  • Lack of transport
  • Lack of capital
  • Lack of high-quality seed
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Environmental Factors affecting Field Crops?

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  1. Climate
  2. Soil Factors
  3. Biotic Factors (ex: mga peste)
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9
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  • Describes any cultivated grass that produces an edible grain.
  • are the world’s largest crops, and are therefore staple foods.
A

CEREAL

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10
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Mainly grown in Asia
More grown in Australia due to increase demand

A

RICE

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11
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What type of rice: unprocessed (whole grain)bran, germ and endosperm

A

Brown rice

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12
Q

What type of rice: Rice is gluten free so suitable for people with coeliac disease.

A

White or polished rice

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13
Q

Main products from corn?

A

Corn flour (fine flour used for thickening agents in sauces)
Sweet corn
Popcorn (dried wholegrain)
Cornflakes (kernels are baked and rolled)
Ground corn (tortillas, corn chips)

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13
Q
  • Grows on every continent except Antarctica.
  • Comes from Mexico
  • The world record for this plantheight is over 48 feet.
A

Corn/Maize

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14
Q

used forflour, __ bread, __ beer, and crispbread.

A

RYE

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15
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  • Grown throughout the world
  • Most popular cereals produced
  • usually ground into flour (main ingredient of bread, pasta, noodles, cakes)
16
Q
  • are used for human consumption asoatmeal, including assteel cut oatsorrolled oats.
  • Majority of ____ produces in Australia used for stock feeds
17
Q
  • grown intemperate climatesglobally.
  • prefers relatively low temperatures and well-drained soil to grow.
18
Q

Problems encountered in Cereal Production:
Each plant species has a suitable temperature range.
Temperatures ranging from 60° to 85°F are optimum for plant growth and development

A

Temperature

19
Q

Problems encountered in Cereal Production: It isthe dissolved salt content of a body of water.
If the level of salts in the soil water is too high, water may flow from the plant roots back into the soil.

20
Q

Problems encountered in Cereal Production: Excessive ____ can lead to flooding, which can wash away soil nutrients and damage crops.
Inadequate _____ can also be harmful to crop health.

21
Q

Problems encountered in Cereal Production:
- Too much soil _____ means farmers cannot easily manage their crops.
- Too humid, it maypromote the growth of mold and bacteria that cause plants to die and crops to fail, as well as conditions like root or crown rot.

22
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Problems encountered in Cereal Production:
Interfere with the growth and cause damage to cultivated and naturally growing plants.

23
Q

Problems encountered in Cereal Production:
- It isany harmful condition that affects a plant’s appearance or function.
- Common pathogens that cause diseases include: fungi, bacteria, and viruses.

24
Q

Reasons of Field Crops Production

A

To get acquainted with crops;
Understand the requirement of soil and water;
Know the growing habit;
Actual condition requirement for cultivation.