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Farming Techniques (biology Only) (GCSE Biology)

The following is a GCSE Biology test covering 'Farming Techniques (biology Only)' from the broader topic Ecology. The test is geared towards the AQA exam board style syllabus.
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What is an advantage of tissue culture for producing new crop plants for farmers?
Which farming technique increases crop yield per unit area by supplying water and nutrients directly to plant roots without soil?
Which strategy can help a farm adapt to increasing drought risk due to climate change?
How can overuse of antibiotics in farm animals negatively affect human health?
Which indicator on a farm monitoring program would most directly show improved nutrient-use efficiency?
What is a likely ecological consequence of large-scale monoculture (growing a single crop variety over a wide area)?
What is a primary advantage of using integrated pest management (IPM) rather than routine high-dose pesticide spraying?
Which approach can help prevent build-up of herbicide-resistant weeds?
Which soil management technique is useful to restore nutrients and structure to degraded farmland?
Why is monitoring and rotating crops important to prevent soil-borne disease build-up?
Why do farmers use biological control (e.g., introducing ladybirds to eat aphids) instead of chemical insecticides?