The Dominant Mechanism of Phosphorus Losses From Agricultural Soils
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The Dominant Mechanism of Phosphorus Losses From Agricultural Soils
- Which of the following cultivation practices would increase soil erosion on a sloping land?
Question 1 options:
Contour farming.
Terracing.
Conventional tillage.
Conservation tillage.
Strip cropping
- The dominant mechanism of phosphorus losses from agricultural soils to waterways in the Canadian prairies is through Question 2 options:
soil erosion
intensive rainfall
dust storms
snowmelt runoff
leaching to groundwater
- Which of the following agricultural activity contributed mostly to salinization of soils, globally?
Question 3 options:
Irrigation with poor quality water.
Cultivating salt tolerant crops.
Application of pesticides
Growing cover crops.
Conventional tillage practices.
- According to USEPA and Health Canada guidelines, the threshold for nitrate-nitrogen in drinking water is
Question 4 options:
1 milligrams of nitrate- nitrogen per liter of drinking water ( 1 mg/L)
100 milligrams of nitrate- nitrogen per liter of drinking water (100 mg/L)
10 milligrams of nitrate- nitrogen per liter of drinking water (10 mg/L)
5 milligrams of nitrate- nitrogen per liter of drinking water (5 mg/L)
50 milligrams of nitrate- nitrogen per liter of drinking water (50 mg/L)
- Which of the following “best Management Practice” will be most effective in reducing phosphorus losses from agricultural lands in Manitoba to Lake Winnipeg?
Question 5 options:
Practising conservation tillage instead of conventional tillage
Establishing edge of field vegetative buffers
4R nutrient management (right source, rate, placement, and timing)
Converting annual crop lands to perennial forage
Manure application during late fall and winter
The Dominant Mechanism of Phosphorus Losses From Agricultural Soils
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