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Home Science

Traditional occupations in India - Agriculture

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Medium · Level 7 · pesticide-safety,consumer-safety,agriculture
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  1. Following dose time and protective equipment according to instructions
  2. Keeping chemical without label
  3. Increasing dose by guess
  4. Spraying just before harvest without rules
Medium · Level 7 · water-conservation,sustainable-agriculture,irrigation
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  1. To use water efficiently and protect crop and future needs
  2. To destroy water completely
  3. To always stop irrigation
  4. To make soil unusable
Medium · Level 7 · rainwater-harvesting,water-management,agriculture
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  1. By providing water for future irrigation
  2. By keeping crops always dry
  3. By increasing pests in storage
  4. By destroying seeds
Medium · Level 7 · food-loss,post-harvest,storage
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  1. Proper drying storage and transport after harvest
  2. Letting grains get wet in the open
  3. Letting fruits and vegetables rot without sorting
  4. Increasing moisture in storage
Medium · Level 7 · nutrition-sensitive-agriculture,diet-diversity,home-science
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  1. Farming that increases availability of diverse nutritious foods
  2. Seeing only cash crop and forgetting food needs
  3. Reducing food diversity
  4. Considering kitchen garden useless
Medium · Level 7 · kitchen-garden,nutrition,vegetables
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  1. By providing fresh vegetables and nutrition diversity
  2. By increasing food shortage
  3. By always reducing vegetable need
  4. By always destroying soil
Medium · Level 7 · crop-residue,compost,mulch
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  1. By using it as animal feed compost or mulch
  2. By throwing it into river every time
  3. To spoil storage
  4. To destroy seeds
Medium · Level 7 · seasonal-labour,sowing,harvesting
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  1. Demand for labour increases during periods like sowing and harvesting
  2. Labour need remains zero throughout the year
  3. Farming has no time cycle
  4. Crops harvest themselves
Medium · Level 7 · processing,packaging,value-addition
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  1. By increasing product value and marketable life
  2. By spoiling product immediately
  3. By hiding customer information
  4. By reducing food safety
Medium · Level 7 · labelling,food-safety,processed-food
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  1. To show ingredients and date while selling processed food products
  2. To mislead customers
  3. To hide information
  4. To remove safety rules
Medium · Level 7 · small-farmers,landholding,livelihood-challenge
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  1. Production and income may be limited
  2. Resources always become unlimited
  3. Farmer no longer needs market
  4. Crop always doubles
Medium · Level 7 · collective-marketing,bargaining-power,farmers
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  1. Farmers may get better bargaining and market access
  2. Need to sell crops ends
  3. Income of all farmers becomes zero
  4. Storage becomes impossible
Medium · Level 7 · digital-information,market-price,weather
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  1. Taking decisions by understanding weather market price and farm advice
  2. Trusting only unsourced messages
  3. Spreading wrong rumours
  4. Removing farm planning
Medium · Level 7 · crop-diversification,risk,nutrition
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  1. Reducing risk and increasing nutrition or income options
  2. Increasing dependence on only one crop
  3. Keeping soil always empty
  4. Reducing food diversity
Medium · Level 7 · sustainable-agriculture,soil-water,resource-conservation
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  1. Protecting soil water and future needs along with present yield
  2. Reckless use of resources
  3. Ignoring future needs
  4. Reducing soil fertility
Medium · Level 7 · agriculture-livelihood,diversification,planning
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  1. When crops animal husbandry processing and market planning are balanced
  2. When there is dependence on only one risky crop
  3. When storage and market are ignored
  4. When cost records are not kept
Medium · Level 7 · consumer safety,food safety,agriculture,food storage,pesticide safety,food labelling
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  1. Safe production, processing, storage and correct information
  2. Incorrect labelling and unsafe food
  3. Increasing moisture during storage
  4. Ignoring pesticide-use instructions
Medium · Level 7 · traditional-knowledge,scientific-advice,agriculture
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  1. Balancing both according to local need and evidence
  2. Always rejecting traditional knowledge
  3. Never accepting scientific advice
  4. Adopting any method without checking
Medium · Level 7 · agriculture,work-career-livelihood,rural-development
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  1. Agriculture is linked with food production income skills family labour and rural development
  2. Agriculture has no relation with livelihood
  3. Agriculture needs no skills
  4. Agriculture is only urban office work
Medium · Level 7 · farmer-producer-organisation,collective-bargaining,market-access
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  1. Helping farmers in collective buying selling and better bargaining
  2. Completely stopping farming
  3. Always reducing crop quality
  4. Keeping farmers away from markets