For agriculture exams like those conducted by ICAR, NABARD, and State Agriculture Services, practicing objective-type questions on organic farming is essential, as the topic is gaining prominence due to sustainable agriculture trends. Good MCQs often revolve around core concepts such as the principles of organic farming (health, ecology, fairness, and care), and the difference between organic and conventional farming. Questions frequently test knowledge of organic inputs like bio-fertilizers, vermicompost, green manures, Neem-based pesticides, and botanical extracts. Candidates should be familiar with certification agencies like APEDA (under the NPOP) and PGS-India, and the process of organic certification including conversion periods for land. MCQs may also cover standards and regulations, particularly the Participatory Guarantee System (PGS) and National Programme for Organic Production (NPOP).

Other important topics include crop rotation and diversification, integrated pest management (IPM) in organic systems, and market trends or government schemes supporting organic farming like Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana (PKVY) and Mission Organic Value Chain Development for North Eastern Region (MOVCDNER). To score well, students should also practice questions on labeling standards, export potential, and case studies of successful organic clusters. Practicing these diverse MCQs helps reinforce understanding and improves readiness for competitive exams.

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