Crop varieties specially developed to produce significantly more yield per unit area than traditional varieties, central to the success of the Green Revolution, are known as:
The irrigation method in which water is applied directly to the root zone of plants in small, controlled quantities through a network of pipes and emitters, minimising water wastage, is called:
Naturally occurring substances of plant or animal origin (such as compost, farmyard manure, and vermicompost) added to soil to improve its fertility are collectively called:
Manufactured, nutrient-rich chemical substances (such as urea, superphosphate, and potash) added to soil to rapidly boost levels of specific nutrients for plant growth are known as:
