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Q: The number of days between sowing and harvesting of a crop is called the crop period. Base period is the number of days between the first watering at the time of sowing and the last water before harvesting of a crop. If the base period and the crop period are compared, _________.
  • A. the base period is slightly less than the crop period
  • B. the base period is equal to the crop period
  • C. the base period is slightly more than the crop period
  • D. the base period is much higher than the crop period
Correct Answer: Option A - Base period–Time between the first watering of a crop from the time of its sowing to its last watering before harvesting. Crop period–The total time period that elapse from the instant of its showing to the instant of its harvesting. Hence, the base period is slightly less than the crop period.
A. Base period–Time between the first watering of a crop from the time of its sowing to its last watering before harvesting. Crop period–The total time period that elapse from the instant of its showing to the instant of its harvesting. Hence, the base period is slightly less than the crop period.

Explanations:

Base period–Time between the first watering of a crop from the time of its sowing to its last watering before harvesting. Crop period–The total time period that elapse from the instant of its showing to the instant of its harvesting. Hence, the base period is slightly less than the crop period.