Wednesday, May 20, 2020

agriculture , types of agriculture ,agriculture in india imporatance and their crops types.

  

Agriculture

It consist of two  latin word. In which "agri means soil" & "culture means cultivation" that's why agriculture is a  science that defined the study of soil cultivation.

 Agriculture is an art and science both in which we study all the human activity related  use of soil 

Agriculture is mainly divided into two parts

1.subsistence farming
2.Commercial farming


    Subsistence farming:

it is also known as existing farming. it is branch of agriculture science in which farmer grown there crop for present scenario not for  their future use,  that's why it also known as settled farming.
 the farmer grow their crops for fulfill on his and their family needs.
It is subdivided in two parts
A. shifting cultivation
B. primitive farming.

 Shifting cultivation

 First of all Forest land is cleared and cultivated by fire and then crops are planted, into the patch of forest land Due to growing of one crop continuously  some year  the soil loose its nutrition value.

Then the crop is shifted to other slash and Burn again that's why it known as shifting cultivation
The forest land is cleared by fire so it is known as slash and burn method.

  there same crop is grown year after year in this case land is rotated but crop is fixed  that's why  it may also known as land rotation.
Shifting cultivation is also known as Jhum Cultivation.    

It practiced in north eastern state of India Chota Nagpur  pleatau of Jharkhand MP and in hilly areas.

It is done by tribal people for the production of root and Tuber



              Primitive farming : 

it is a one of the part of a subsistence farming . which  is practice  in older years it is also known as a obstacle farming here primitive technique is used by farmers, modern techniques and tools are not allowded.


Commercial farming:  

 it is originate form Europe  the purpose of this farming is  to sell a yelids in a bulk quantity to the market. Commercial farming divided into two parts intensive commercial farming extensive commercial farming

Division of commercial farming in two parts

 1.intensive farming 
2.extensive farming


Agriculture in India:


 Agricultural production contributes 14% to India's national income. India's government established RRB and NABARD  institute for the development of agriculture. The green revolution started in India mid of 1965 to 1966, the aim of Green revolution is to increasing the  productivity of agriculture  and make the self sufficient in foodgrains By first green revolution the wheat production is increase .
1983 the second green revolution started in which Rice production is rises. but wheat production is more than the rice production .
  • father of Green revolution in India Dr Swaminathan .
  • the father of Green revolution in the world is Doctor Borlog.

Which crop got the first rank in the state of India

  • Jammu Kashmir for saffron 
  • up for wheat, sugar cane, milk and potato.
  • West Bengal for jute and rice 
Assam for tea

Note: but in South India the Tamilnadu  is known.

  • MP for soybean pulse   gram and oilseed.
  • Rajasthan for mustard .
  • Gujarat for cotton and peanut.
  • Maharashtra for onion pigeon pea grapes and mango.
  • Kerala for natural over Garammasala  cashew coconut black paper.
  •  AndhraPradesh for turmeric tobacco maize
  • Karnataka for coffee sunflower Resham



 Importance  of agriculture:


India there is three types of crop

1.Rabi crops 
2.kharif crop
3. jayaz crop

Rabi  crop : this crop sown on October  to November and harvesting April for example mustard wheat gram and  pea

Kharif crop: describe shown on June July and harvest in October November for example rice soya bean ,jwar, Bajra sugarcane and cotton
Jayad crop :this crop are shown in feb to  march. Example brinjal bottle guard watermelon

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