A) The study of chemical processes in agriculture
B) The study of animal behavior on farms
C) The study of plant genetics
D) The study of weather patterns affecting crops

A) To kill or control unwanted plants
B) To provide nutrients to crops
C) To improve soil fertility
D) To attract beneficial insects

A) To enhance water retention in soil
B) To assess nutrient levels and pH for crop growth
C) To measure the height of crops
D) To control pests in the soil

A) To prevent all plant diseases
B) To reduce the need for irrigation
C) To create new plant species
D) To optimize crop yield and quality

A) To improve soil health and prevent pests
B) To attract pollinators
C) To deplete the soil of nutrients
D) To maximize the yield of a single crop

A) They are harmful to soil microbes
B) They are essential for plant growth in small quantities
C) They help control weeds in fields
D) They increase rainfall on crops

A) To protect wildlife habitats
B) To reduce the need for sunlight
C) To eliminate all pests from fields
D) To increase crop production and food supply

A) To promote excessive chemical application
B) To prohibit the use of all chemicals in farming
C) To encourage uncontrolled genetic modification
D) To ensure safe and responsible use of chemicals in agriculture