Important Questions on Crop Production And Management
A farmer uses dried neem leaves to store grains in a metallic container. Give reason. 
Barns, silos and granaries are used to store 
What are the two ways in which food grains are stored on a large scale? 
For safe storage of cereal grains, moisture content of the grains should not be more than: 
What does NSC stand for? What is it involved in? 
What are the two ways in which farmers store food grains? 
What are granaries and crumbs? 
What happens after the crops are harvested? 
Why is it important for granaries to be clean and dry?
(Hint: Think of a condition that supports the growth of microbes.) 
What is the advantage of storing food grains in gunny bags? 
Give a brief account of storage of grains. 
Which of these is used for bulk storage of grains? 
Name one Government Agency which is involved in procuring food grains (like wheat and rice) from farmers and storing them properly. 
Why is it necessary to reduce the moisture in newly harvested grains before storage? 
What is done to protect the grains stored in gunny bags in big godowns from damage? 
Why is it necessary to dry the harvested food grains before storage? 
Cotyledons are also called- 
State the function of Food Corporation of India. 
What type of organisms grow on stored food grains having higher moisture content? 
Name two agencies (Governmental) which are involved in storage of food grains. 