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81.

Farm credit may be defined as lending:

A.	For the development of land and labour	B.	For more yield
C.	For the development of agriculture	D.	For the development of forestry, popultry, piggery etc

82.

Farm management as a resource allocation proportion is related to:

A.	Inter-farm management	B.	Intra-farm management
C.	Both inter and intra farm management	D.	Inter-regional management

83.

Farm management concern with obtaining the maximum yield per hectare and considers per unit cost therefore it is:

A.	Practical Science	B.	Integrating Science
C.	Profitability Oriented	D.	Broader Field

84.

Farm management deals with:

A.	Judicious decisions	B.	Use of scarce resources
C.	Profit maximization and family satisfaction	D.	All of these

85.

Farm management is a practical science because of:

A.	It is interested in profitability	B.	It is integrating facts and findings of other sciences
C.	It deals with facts of other physical sciences and testing the applicability of those facts and findings	D.	All of these

86.

Farm management treats every farm unit unique in available resources, problems and potentialities because it has:

A.	Broader Field	B.	Micro Approach
C.	Practical	D.	None of these

87.

Farm planning involves:

A.	Preparing farm budget in advance	B.	Selecting and adopting best package of practices
C.	Both of these	D.	None of these

88.

Who propounded the theory of optimum population first?

A.	Sidgwick	B.	Malthus
C.	Carr-Saunders	D.	Kuczyansky

89.

Farming planning means:

A.	Farm budgeting	B.	Cropping sequence
C.	Types of enterprise	D.	None of these

90.

Which one of the following economic principles helps a farmer to allocate his limited resources to two different enterprises?

A.	The law of variable proportions	B.	The law of comparative advantage
C.	The law of equimarginal returns	D.	The principles of fixed and variable costs