'Truck farming' is associated with

The correct answer is (A) Vegetables.

• Truck farming refers to the commercial production of vegetables on a large scale for transport to distant markets, typically by road. The term originated in the United States, derived from the archaic meaning of 'truck' as 'barter' or 'exchange of goods.'
• This agricultural practice is highly specialized, requiring intensive labor, modern irrigation, and proximity to transportation networks to ensure the freshness of perishable crops like tomatoes, lettuce, and potatoes.
• Other options are incorrect because: (B) Milk production is termed 'Dairy Farming'; (C) Cereals involve large-scale 'Arable or Grain Farming'; and (D) Poultry pertains to 'Livestock or Avian Farming'.