This quiz works best with JavaScript enabled. Home > Agriculture > Agronomy > Crop Science > Agronomy – Quiz 2 🏠 Homepage 📘 Download PDF Books 📕 Premium PDF Books Agronomy Quiz 2 (19 MCQs) Quiz Instructions Select an option to see the correct answer instantly. 1. A fertilizer spreader has an effective application width of 37.5 feet. If 21.6 pounds of fertilizer is collected from the spreader in 60 seconds. When traveling 6.8 mph, what is the rate of fertilizer that is being applied per acre with this spreader? A) 54.5. B) 3.2. C) 41.9. D) 11.1. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) 41.9. 2. Spray drift is the least when which of the following conditions exist? A) Droplet size decreases, wind speed decreases. B) Droplet size decreases, wind speed increases. C) Droplet size increases, wind speed decreases. D) Droplet size increases, wind speed increases. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Droplet size increases, wind speed decreases. 3. Traci is making plans to seed her field to winter six-row malting barley on her farm in Maryland. The field is capable of producing 135 bu/acre under irrigation. The field has a center pivot irrigation system with eight 156 ft spans and an end gun that effectively reaches 50 ft. Traci will plant in concentric circles under the pivot and leave the dry corners fallow. She is targeting 1.25 million plants per acre, the seed she had purchased has 13, 500 seeds per pound and 92% germination. Barely weighs 48 pounds per bushel. Total nitrogen for the crop will be 1.2 pounds of nitrogen per bushel of grain. She plans on applying 30 pounds of nitrogen broadcast preplant and the remainder in two spring (top-dress) applications. Soil tests were used to make fertilizer recommendations, the recommendations call for 83.7 pounds of P2O5 and 47.3 lbs/ac K20 to be broadcast preplant.If Traci uses UAN 28-0-0 for her spring nitrogen applications, how many total gallons of UAN per acre will she need for her split spring top-dress applications? (1 gal UAN weighs 10.67 pounds) A) 10.0 gallons/ac. B) 17.2 gallons/ac. C) 23.8 gallons/ac. D) 44.2 gallons/ac. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) 44.2 gallons/ac. 4. A weed is described as? A) A plant growing from a seed. B) A plant that is not valued where it is growing. C) A fast-growing plant. D) A plant that lives for more than one year. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) A plant that is not valued where it is growing. 5. Which of these is an example of biological aphid control? A) Using an insect growth regulator. B) Introduction and protection of natural predators. C) Destroying all-natural predators. D) Setting and maintaining traps. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Introduction and protection of natural predators. 6. Epinasty in plants is described as: A) The twisting and bending of plant leaves and stems due to an auxin. B) The discoloration of leaves caused by a toxin. C) Interveinal yellowing of leaves caused by a nutrient deficiency. D) Spotting of leaves from a contact herbicide. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) The twisting and bending of plant leaves and stems due to an auxin. 7. What is one job available? A) Chef. B) CAD Drafter. C) Planter. D) Construction Worker. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) CAD Drafter. 8. Nutrient leaching is most likely to occur in what soil type? A) Silty clay soil. B) Clay soil. C) Compacted soil. D) Sandy soil. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Sandy soil. 9. A ..... plant has a fibrous root system and parallel venation. A) Biennial. B) Annual. C) Dicot. D) Monocot. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Monocot. 10. After an herbicide drifts onto a plant, only small spots on the plant leaves and stem are dead. The herbicide that drifted was most likely what type of herbicide? A) Contact. B) Adsorptive. C) Generic. D) Systemic. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Contact. 11. In small grain production, jointing refers to which of the following? A) Tiller production. B) The head is in the boot. C) The first node is visible above the soil surface. D) The flag leaf has emerged. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) The first node is visible above the soil surface. 12. PH is the measurement of the concentration of what ion in the soil? A) Phosphorus. B) Helium. C) Hydroxide. D) Hydrogen. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Hydrogen. 13. What is the name of the group of nitrogen-fixing bacteria in legume nodules? A) Nitrosomonas bacteria. B) Rhizome bacteria. C) Nonsymbiotic bacteria. D) Rhizobium bacteria. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Rhizobium bacteria. 14. Visual symptoms of zinc deficiency usually appear as: A) Twisted stems. B) Chlorosis. C) Pale foliage on older leaves first. D) Stem pitting. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Chlorosis. 15. Current university research shows a soybean yield response to the application of 20 pounds of sulfur preplant. How much 21-0-0-24 per acre do you need to spread? A) 93.3 pounds/ac. B) 4.8 pounds/ac. C) 4.2 pounds/ac. D) 83.3 pounds/ac. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) 83.3 pounds/ac. 16. What is the pigment associated with sugar metabolism, when it accumulates in the plant, it gives the plant a reddish/purple color? A) Anthocyanin. B) Carotenoid. C) Xanthophyll. D) Chlorophyll. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Anthocyanin. 17. When thinking of crop nutrient fertilization, what does agronomic rate of application mean? A) Applying a balanced amount of nutrients. B) Matching fertilizer inputs with crop requirements under given soil conditions. C) Applying both a broadcast and starter fertilizer along with a side-dress treatment. D) Applying only a broadcast and starter fertilizer. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Matching fertilizer inputs with crop requirements under given soil conditions. 18. What soil contains significant amounts of naturally occurring calcium carbonate? These soils are characterized by a high soil pH and fizz when a dilute acid is applied. A) Volcanic soil. B) Organic soil. C) Calcareous soil. D) Mineral soil. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Calcareous soil. 19. What type of flowering plant takes 12-24 months to complete its life cycle? It grows vegetative the first year and then reproduces the second year. A) Perennial plant. B) Triennial plant. C) Biennial plant. D) Annual plant. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Biennial plant. ← PreviousRelated QuizzesAgronomy QuizzesAgriculture QuizzesAgronomy Quiz 1 🏠 Back to Homepage 📘 Download PDF Books 📕 Premium PDF Books