Test: Basva Farm - 1 - Class 4 MCQ

Soil preparation means getting the soil ready for planting. This includes making the soil loose so that plant roots can grow easily. It also helps the soil to hold water and nutrients better, which is important for plants to grow big and strong. So, the statement is True.

If too many seeds are dropped in one place or if they're not planted evenly, it can result in a poor crop yield. This means that the amount of plants grown may not be as good as expected because they were not spaced out properly or planted in the right way.

• Weeds can make it hard for onion plants to get the water and food they need from the soil.
• When weeds grow near onion plants, they take away the important things that onion plants need to grow big and healthy.
• So, it's important to remove the weeds so that the onion plants can grow well and be strong.

• Basva's father uses the iron rod called a "khunti" to make the soil ready for planting the onion seeds.
• By poking the soil with the khunti, the soil becomes loose and can soak up water and food for the seeds to grow big and healthy.
• This helps the onions to grow well and gives us lots of tasty onions to eat later on!

Soil preparation is the step where we make the soil ready for planting. It involves making the soil loose and better at holding water and nutrients. Imagine it like getting the soil all cozy and comfy for the seeds to grow happily.