Showing posts with label SECTION –B. Show all posts
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Saturday, 21 March 2015

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING – 2005 PAPER- I, SECTION –B

SECTION – B

5.       Answer any FOUR sub-parts not exceeding150 words for each sub-part:
(a)    (i) A wall penetrating into an unconfined aquifer having a saturated thickness of 100 meter. The discharge is 250 lit / min at 12m draw down. Assuming equilibrium flow conditions and a homogeneous aquifer, estimate discharge at 18 m draw down. The distance from the well where the draw down influence is not appreciable may be taken to be equal for both the cases.
(iii)               Define following terms:
(1)    Semi-confined.
(2)    Perched aquifer
(3)    Unconfined aquifer.

(b)   Explain different types of irrigation efficiencies used to evaluate irrigation water management practices.
(c)     (i) In a tile drainage system used for an irrigated area, tile drains of 0.2m dia are to be used. The depth for the drains is 2 m below the soil surface. Hydraulic conductivity of his soil is 1 m/ day (uniform). The area is irrigated once in 15 days and it is estimated that the losses are 30mn in 15 days so that the average discharge of the drainage system is 2 mm/day. Calculate the required drain spacing if the water table is to be  kept at 1.5m from  the ground surface (take S= 80m for d = 4m and equivalent depth= 3.55 m)
(d)   Discuss briefly the design principles involved in the design of a strainer type of a tube well.
(e)   (i) What are the sources of water supply to farmsteads?
Mention the criteria to be considered while designing a storage tank.
(i)                  Determine size of an overhead water tank for a farmstead demanding a maximum of about 40,000 lit, of water per hour for 3 hours during noon and only about 30,000 lit, per hr.  During rest of the period. The tube well is capable of supplying at the rate on only 25,000 lit/hr.

6.       (a) Write down few conditions where sprinkler can be used advantageously. Specify its advantages over surface irrigation methods and also list out its limitation.
(b) Write short notes on:

(i)                  Silos
(ii)                Bukhari
(iii)               Surkhi
(iv)              Curing
(v)                Finishing
(vi)              Morai.

7.       (a) Eight grams sodium chloride has been dissolved in 4 lit. Of water. Express the salt concentration in ppm, in ohms, millimhos, micromhos/ cm and m eq/it.
(b) What are the methods recommended for reclamation of alkali and saline soils?
(C) Explain various causes of water logging and mention approacheers to solve the drainage problems of a location.
(d) Write short notes on:

(i)                  Drainage Coefficient.
(ii)                Exchangeable sodium.

8.       (a) Describe the principle of operation of centrifugal pumps and list out few common troubles while operating the pumps.
(b) Differentiate between:

(i)                  Shallow tube well and deep tubewell.
(ii)                Infiltration and percolation
(iii)               Specify storage and storativity.
(iv)              Hydraulic conductivity and intrinsic permeability
(v)                Aquiclude and aquitard.

Wednesday, 18 March 2015

ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & VETERINARY SCIENCE- 2005 PAPER- I

                        Time Allowed: Three Horus     maximum Marks:  200

Candidates should attempt questions 1 and 5 which are compulsory, and any Three of the following question selecting at least ONE question from each section.

SECTION – A

1.         write short notes on any FOUR of the following in not more than 150 words:-

(a)    Greenhouse gases and global warming.
(b)   NPN utilization in cow and pig.
(c)    Apparent digestibility and true digestibility
(d)   Mendelian principles.
(e)   Biological  methods used  for feed utilization

2.       (i) What are the colostrums? Give its compositions. Describe significance of feeding colostrums to newly born calves.
               (ii) Discuss feeding of dairy animals in natural calamities what precautions should be taken to overcome scarcity of feed and fodders?

3.       What is a balanced ration? Formulate a ration along with concentrate mixture for a cow having 400 kg body weight and yielding 12 kg milk of 4.0 percent fat based on protein and energy requirement.

4.       Describe the following :
(a)    What is growth? Give chemical composition of animal body at different stages of growth.
(b)   Physiology of egg formation in poultry.
(c)    Give composition of frozen semen. How A.V. is prepared?
(d)   Micro and Macro climate.

SECTION –B

5.       Write short notes on any FOUR of the following in not more than 150 words:

(a)    Osteomalacia and osteoporosis
(b)   Breed synthesis with examples.
(c)    Oectrus cycle and its role in animal production.
(d)   Factors affecting semen production and quality preservation.
(e)   Protein and energy requirements during different stage of growth in chicken broilers.

6.       Discuss various systems of breeding with their merits and demerits. Which system is suitable for India dairy animals?  What breeding system should be used for producing draught animals?

7.       (i)  Describe current, status of feeds and fodders availability and requirement in India in terms of quantity and quality.
               (ii)  A farmer wants to start a dairy farm with 15 lactating buffaloes and their followers. Calculate the requirement for land, capital, building, feed and fodder.

8.       (i) Discuss the role of carbohydrate and fat as sources of energy.
                     (ii) Discuss the role of water and minerals in animal body.

Tuesday, 17 March 2015

FORESTRY – 2005, PAPER- I, SECTION –A ,SECTION –B

                              Time allowed: three Hours            maximum Marks: 200
Candidates should attempt questions 1 and 5 which are compulsory, and any THREE of the following questions selecting at least ONE question from each section.

SECTION –A 

1.       Answer any Four of the following (the answer should be not exceed 150 words for each question):
(a)    What are the conditions necessary for establishment of a tree nursery?
(b)    What do you understand by aerial seeding? Discuss briefly its success and failures in the Indian context.
(c)    Enumerate different tree species found in the Mangrove forest and explain with their ecological adaptations.
(d)   Give an account on the management of Eucalyptus or poplar plantation.
(e)   What are the different grafting methods used for forest tree species?

2.       (a) What is the difference between Coppice with standards system and the shelter wood coppice system?
                       (b)  Describe the Indian irregular shelter wood system with examples of ties application in tropical rain forests.

3.       (A) Explain ‘thinning’ operation with respect to teal plantation.
                       (b) Describe different kinds and pattern of felling.

4.       Describe the silviculture of the following species.
(a)    Anthocephalus cadamba
(b)   HARDWICKIA BINATA
(c)    Gmelina arborea
(d)   POPULUS DELTOIDES

SECTION –B

5.       Answer any FOUR of the following (the answer should be not exceed 150 words for each questions) :
(a)    Enumerate different Agroforestry systems with models.
(b)   What is the role of tree species in watershed management?
(c)    What is the role of NGOs in JFM activities?
(d)   What is ‘acid rain’? – Explain.
(e)   Discuss briefly about the role of NTFP in Indian economy.
6.       (a) describe a model  of silvipasture
                        (b)  Suggest suitable tree species for different soil types.

7.       (a) How industrial pollution can be controlled with suitable tree species?
                       (b) Write an account on coastal afforestation.

8.       Write notes on:-
(a)    Urban forestry
(b)   ICRAF
(c)    Industrial Agroforestry
(d)   Leaf fodder trees

Monday, 16 March 2015

AGRICUTURE -2005, PAPER-I, SECTION A, SECTION –B

Time allowed: time Hours   Maximum Marks: 200

Candidates should attempt questions 1 and 5 which are compulsory, and any THREE of the following questions selecting at least ONE question from each Section.

 SECTION A
1.       Write short notes, not exceeding 150 words each, on any FOUR of the following:-

(a)    Cropland ecosystem
(b)   Green manuring
(c)    Green- house effect
(d)   Training  and Visit (T & V) programme
(e)   Energy plantation

2.       (a) What are the harmful effects of weeds?
(b)  Elucidate some traits of weeds which distinguish them from cultivated crops.
(C) Why do selective herbicides kill only target weeds and not the crop plants?
(d)  Enlist the advantages of integrated weed management.

3.       (a) What is the role of nitrogen in rice plant? Enumerate different types of losses of applied fertilizer-N from submerged rice soils.
(b)  How can N- use efficiency be increased under submerged paddy field condition?

4.       (a) What are the advantages and disadvantages of intercropping?
(b) Discuss “alley cropping” and its advantages.

SECTION –B

5.       Differentiate between the following pairs in not more than 150 words each. Attempt any FOUR

(a)    Sodic and saline soils
(b)   Reserve and protected forests
(c)    Halophyte and hydrophyte
(d)   Disinfection and disinfestations
(e)   Law of diminishing return and Law of equimarginal return.

6.       (a) What is dry land agriculture and why is it important in India?

(b)  What are major problems of dry land agriculture?
(c)  Enlist dry farming practices being followed under dry farming conditions in India.
(d) Suggest any five inter-croppings being followed under dry farming conditions in India.

7.       (a) Name the different categories of farm labourers in India and enlist their problems.
(b)  Suggest measures to improve lobour efficiency on a farm in India.

8.       (a) Define agriculture marketing and enlist the problems being faced in marketing of agriculture produced by the farmers in India.
(b)  Suggest measures to improve agricultural marketing in India.

Friday, 13 March 2015

BOTANY- 2005, PART I, SECTION –B

Time allowed: Three Hours                        Maximum Marks: 200

Candidates should attempt questions 1 and 5 which are compulsory, and any THREE of the following questions selecting at least ONE question from each section.
 
SECTION – B

4.       Answer any FOUR of the following/ The answer should not exceed 150 words in each case:-

(a)    Mention the important work done by the following botanists:-
(i)                  Prof. S.R. Kashyab
(ii)                Prof. F. E. Fritsch
(iii)               Prof. P. Maheshwari
(iv)              Prof. Birbal Sahni
(b)   Give F.F. and F. D. of the following families:-
(i)                  Euphorbiaceae
(ii)                Asteraceae (Compositae)
(iii)               Liliaceae
(iv)              Rubiaceae

(c)     write short notes on:-
(i)                  Preservation of plant specimens
(ii)                Functions of endosperm.
(iii)               Experimental induction of polymbryony.
(iv)              Causes and significance of apomixes.

(d)   Draw labeled diagrams of the following:-
(i)                  L.S. pinus female cone.
(ii)                Stem anatomy of Gnetum.
(iii)               T.S. normal root of Cycas.
(iv)              T.S. young root of Ginkgo biloba.

(e)   Answer the following:
(i)                  Draw a neat labeled diagrams of a typical organized embryo sac.
(ii)                T.S. of Ephedra leaf.
(iii)               Application of protoplast culture.
(iv)              Economic importance of plants belonging to family Umbelliferae.

5.       Describe the type of anomalous secondary growth found in the stems of the following (Draw neat labeled diagrams):
(i)                  Aristolochia
(ii)                Bignonia
(iii)               Boerhaavia
(iv)              Dracaena

6.       Answer the following:

(i)                  Discuss the scope of palynology.
(ii)                Explain Tunica-corpus theory relating to structural development and differentiation of shoot apex.
(iii)               Draw a diagram of T.S. of leaf of Typho.
(iv)              Write an account of drug yielding plants.

7.       (a) Describe the principles governing the contraction of mechanical system in plants.

(c)    Give the botanical name, family and plant parts used in the following:
(i)                  Henna
(ii)                Penicillin
(iii)               Ginger
(iv)              Chestnut
(v)                Indian bow string hemp
(vi)              Camphor
(vii)             Clove oil
(viii)           Sassa fras
(ix)              Mulberry
(x)                Date palm.



Monday, 9 March 2015

AGRICULTURE – 2004, PAPER-II,SECTION –A ,SECTION –B

                  Time Allowed:  Three Hours                     Maximum Marks: 200
Candidates should attempt Questions 1 and 5 which are compulsory and any THREE of the remaining questions, selecting at least ONE question from each Section.

SECTION –A
1.       Answer any FOUR f the following in about 150  words each:-
(a)    Define heritability. Mention its laws and their significance is plant breeding.
(b)   Explain hybrid vigour and its exploitation in crops.
(c)    Differentiate between pure line selection and recurrent selection.
(d)   Give physiological importance of diffusion and osmosis.
(e)   Classify plant diseases.

2.       (a) Define cxytoplasmic inheritance, combining ability, biotype peast and forecasting.
                          (b) How a method of plant breeding differs with a breeding technique?
                         (c) Do the climatic requirements and the cultural practices of crop production carry the same meaning or differ with one another? Explain in brief.
                         (d) Give the procurement and processing constraints of food grains.

3.       Write short notes on the following in about 150 words each:-
(a)    Chromosomal aberrations
(b)   Control measures of diseases of food grains during storage
(c)    Raising of ornamental flower corps
(d)   Importance of package of practices for cultivation of vegetable  crops

4.       (a) Give time of sowing and harvesting time, seed rate and yield per hectare of crops namely wheat, cotton, potato, brinjal and carrot.
               (b) Mention time of planting, no of plants required to plant one hectare, fertilizer (NPK) quantity per plant and fruit yield / hectare of guava papaya, grapes and mango.

SECTION –B

5.       Describe any four of the following in about 150 words each:-

(a)    Mode of action of pesticides
(b)   Cultivation and export significance of chrysanthemum.
(c)    How evolution takes place in nature? Give its significance.
(d)   Describe factors responsible for poor seed germination and methods to improve germination.
(e)   Why back cross method of breeding is used for incorporating disease resistance n plants? How will you transfer resistance when the resistance controlling gene is recessive?

6.       Write short notes on any FOUR of the following in 150 words each:
(a)    Methods of breaking seed dormancy
(b)   Meiosis
(c)    Male sterility
(d)   Plant propagation of fruit crops
(e)   Overcoming weather hazards to avoid crop damage

7.       Distinguish between the two in 150 words each:
(a)    Certified and registered seed
(b)   Sex linked and sex influenced characters
(c)    Inter-specific and inter-generic hybridization
(d)   Sexual and asexual reproduction

8.       Comment on any FOUR of the following in about 150 words each:
(a)    A multi line variety compared to a pure line variety can resists disease spread better but it lacks purity of seed
(b)   Auxins and hormones play important role in plant development and growth
(c)    Processed fruits and flower products fetch higher gains than the unprocessed ones, provided quality standards are maintained
(d)   Agriculture is a gamble in the dark
(e)   High yielding crop varieties boosted food grain production besides saving foreign exchange.