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wheat temp
16-22C
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rice is grown in
punjab
,
harayana
,
UP
,
rajasthan
,
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rice climate
high temp
,
high humidity
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rice rainfall
above
100
cm
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rice temp
20-27C
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zaid crops
examples
watermelon
,
muskmelon
,
cucumber
,
vegetable
,
fodder crops
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zaid
crops are
sown
and harvested in
between
rabi
and
kharif
season (
march-june
)
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kharif
crops are grown in
odisha
,
andhra pradesh
,
telengana
,
tamil nadu
,
kerala
,
maharashtra
,
UP
,
bihar
,
punjab
,
harayana
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kharif crops are harvested in
onset of fall
(
sept-oct
)
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kharif crops are sown in
onset
of
monsoon
(
may-july
)
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rabi crops are grown in
punjab
,
harayana
,
himachal pradeesh
, jammu,
kashmir
,
uttarakhand
, and
uttar pradesh
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rabi crop examples
wheat
,
barley
,
peas
,
grams
,
mustard
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rabi crops are harvested
in
start
of
summer
(
april-june
)
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rabi crops are sown in
starts
of
winter
(
oct-dec
)
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plantation farming requires
large number of
migrant laborersgood
network of
transportproper market facilities
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capital intensive inputs used in plantation farming are
tractors
and other
modern tech
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plantation farming production is basically
single crop
grown on a very
large scale
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plantation farming is done to?
produce
raw materials
for
agrarian industries
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commercialization in commercial farming
farming and degree of
commercialization
depends from
one area
to another due to
climate
,
facilities
etc
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main characterstics of commercial farming are?
HYV seeds, good irrigation facilities, chemical fertilisers, insecticides, pesticides
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commercial farming includes
use of
modern tech
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commercial farming
is a
large
scale practice
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intensive
subsistence
farming includes
use of
biochemicals
,
intensive irrigation
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intensive subsistence farming is
labor intensive
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intensive subsistence farming
is carried out
because of
high population pressure
on
land
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define primitive
subsistence
farming
farmers clear patches of
forest land
, burn it for their
agricultural practice
, when the
fertility decreases
they shift to different
land
for a few
years
, carry out the same
activity
, this allows nature to
replenish
the
fertility
of
soil.
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primitive subsistence farming is also known as
slash
and
burn
culture
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primitive subsistence farming's production is for
self consumption only
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primitive subsistence farming's requirements?
it is dependent on
nature entirely
for
rainfall
and
soil fertility
etc
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primitive subsistence farming labor?
family
or
community
labor
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tools used for primitive subsistence farming
primitive tools
likehoedaosticks
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primitive subsistence farming is carried out by?
small farmers
on
small patches
of
land
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