All Free Agriculture MCQs with Answers

• A. 16%
• B. 12%
• C. 15%
• D. 14%

Explanation: A chicken egg contains about 12 to 13 percent protein, so 12% is the closest standard value.

• A. Multan
• B. Sahiwal
• C. Lahore
• D. Rahim Yar Khan

Explanation: The first poultry feed mill in Pakistan is generally cited as having been established at Rahim Yar Khan.

• A. ICI
• B. Shaver
• C. Lever Brother
• D. None of above

Explanation: Shaver was a Canadian poultry breeding company associated with introducing commercial poultry birds into Pakistan.

• A. Aero asia
• B. Cathy Pacific
• C. P.I.A
• D. Atlantic air line

Explanation: Pakistan International Airlines is credited in many poultry-history summaries with pioneering the organized poultry business by importing…

• A. Both a & b
• B. Half black
• C. White spot or fore head
• D. Total black

Explanation: Kundi buffaloes are characteristically black, which is why the breed is described as totally black in standard livestock MCQs.

• A. Nili Ravi
• B. Kundi
• C. Exotic
• D. None of above

Explanation: Nili-Ravi is called Panj Kalyan because it characteristically has five white markings, including markings on the forehead, face, tail and…

• A. Electronic transmitter
• B. Eye testing
• C. Embryo transfer
• D. None of above

Explanation: In livestock breeding, ET means embryo transfer, in which an embryo from a donor female is placed in the reproductive tract of a recipient…

• A. None of above
• B. Easy birth
• C. Abnormal birth
• D. Difficult birth

Explanation: Dystocia means difficult or obstructed labor, so in livestock it refers to difficult birth.

• A. Pyrodoxin
• B. Niacin
• C. Riboflavin
• D. None of above

Explanation: Vitamin B6 is called pyridoxine, although the option spells it incorrectly as “Pyrodoxin.” Riboflavin is vitamin B2 and niacin is vitamin…

• A. In vive technique
• B. All of them
• C. In vitro technique
• D. In Situ

Explanation: Digestibility or feed disappearance can be assessed by in vivo trials in animals, in vitro laboratory methods and in situ methods using…

• A. Breeding
• B. Gestation
• C. Parturition
• D. Heat period

Explanation: Flushing means supplying extra energy, usually through better feed, shortly before mating to improve ovulation and conception rates.

• A. Loose dropping
• B. Me-conium
• C. Bloody faces
• D. None of above

Explanation: Meconium is the first fecal material accumulated in a calf’s intestine before birth and normally passed soon after birth.

• A. Mohair
• B. Angora
• C. Kashmir goat
• D. none of above

Explanation: Pashmina is the exceptionally fine undercoat fibre obtained mainly from the Kashmir or Changthangi goat.

• A. 65
• B. 60
• C. 66
• D. 62

Explanation: Cattle have 60 chromosomes in their diploid body cells, arranged in 30 pairs.

• A. Rabbit
• B. Goat
• C. Sheep
• D. Cow0

Explanation: A beard is a prominent external characteristic of the goat, especially in bucks.

• A. Animal unit/month
• B. Herd
• C. Animal unit
• D. Herd average

Explanation: An animal unit is a standard livestock reference based on a mature cow of about 425 kg consuming approximately 9 kg of air-dry forage…

• A. Antigen
• B. Both a & b
• C. Antibody
• D. None of above

Explanation: The globulin fraction of colostrum contains immunoglobulins, which function as antibodies and provide passive immunity to the newborn.

• A. Red Sindhi
• B. Dajal
• C. Bagnari
• D. Sahiwal

Explanation: Sahiwal is Pakistan’s leading indigenous dairy cattle breed and is renowned for relatively high milk production, good heat tolerance and…

• A. 130- 140 days
• B. 148- 156 days
• C. 160- 170 days
• D. None

Explanation: Goat gestation normally lasts about 150 days, with a usual range of approximately 148 to 156 days.

• A. Full brother
• B. Full sister
• C. Both a & b
• D. None of above

Explanation: A sib is a brother or sister sharing the same parents, so the term can refer to either a full brother or a full sister.