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Physics, 12.08.2020 06:01, ghughes665

( TRUE false ) 1.)manuals are the organic matter.

2.)combine is used for sowing the seeds.

3.) the first agricultural task is sowing of seeds.

4.) many plants are first grown in Kinder Gardens and then sown in fields.

5.) earthworm are farmer friendly.

6.)substance that kills
pests are called weedicides.

7.) animals which provide us both egg and flesh are called milch animals.

8.) Grains should be dried in Sun before storage.

9.)wheat, gram, barley, potato, are kharif crops.

10.) the crops on in June /July and harvested in September/ October are called rabi crops.

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