To take to one's heels
"To take to one's heels" is an idiom that means to run away quickly, usually to escape danger or avoid a situation.
According to CRIDA how much is the Depth at which Deep Ploughing is done?
Application of nitrogenous is generally done :
A cropping system where land is handed over to the succeeding crop before the harvest of standing crop
What is the primary goal of watershed Management?
For the farmers, ………………………………. Soil structure is favourable for plant growth.
...Cotton is derived from which part of the cotton plant?
When an allele of one gene hides or masks the visible output, or phenotype, of another gene it is known as:
Central Dogma is
When one buyer and larger number of sellers, the market condition is known as
The development of embryo from egg cell without fertilization is referred as: