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Name the crops of India Crops grown in black soil What are the crops in India?
Cotton
What do you know about the geographical unity of India?
india is distinct and well knit geographical unit with a variety of physical divisions . a diversion of terrain , climate,soil,and reasources has created these divisions . minerals, crops and raw material for industries are also unequally distributed . inspite of all these regional and geographical differences , there is an integration and unity . the regions are interdependent for crops , minerals and raw materials of both agro-based and mineral-based industry a seasonal rhythm is prevalent in the festivals , agricultural practises and culture of the people . there is a strong monsoonal unity almost from one end of the country to another
What are major crops of India?
rice,wheat are the maajor crops of india
Why south Indian people are eat only rice?
They eat rice since it is the main crops grown there. Due to the hot and humid conditions of South India, farmers seldom grow crops other that rice. That's why most of the wheat is imported from North India.
How do geographic themes of location impact culture?
Depending on the geographical location of a civilization on Earth, the very culture of the people depends on the weather and living conditions (i.e. clothes, crops, animals).
What are the different types of crops grown in India?
India produces different types of crops due to difference in soil and climate. The major crops grown in India are :ricewheatmaizemillets ( ragi, jowar, bajra )pulsesteacoffeecottonsugarcane
What crops grow in India?
Rice
What crops are grown in India?
corn
Where are the tea crops in India?
assam
What is the different crops of India?
commercial crops are cotton,jute,sugarcane,tea and coffee
What are the food crops of India?
some of the major crops are wheat,paddy,cotton,tea
Education players an important rule for grown in India explain?
British rule; describe the British impact on Indian society and culture; and commercialisation of agriculture with the growing of various cash crops.
