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A new cropping system helps farmers grow two crops a year where before they could only grow one. The new system combines early ripening varieties of rice with chickpeas. Because the rice can be harvested early, there's time to sow a chickpea crop to take advantage of the moisture still left in the soil. Previously the rice ripened too late and the land was left fallow. Now, farmers can grow an extra crop, a big advantage where there is no irrigation. Farmers in India, Nepal and Bangladesh are growing chickpeas - popular because they fetch good prices - and also lentils, mungbean, pigeonpea, field pea, buckwheat, horsegram and vegetables
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Is it profitable puff rice making business you want to buy a puff rice making machine and a packing machine and you want to do business by selling puff rice is it profitable?
Bear in mind that there is already a puffed rice product on the market, called Rice Krispies, which is made by Kellogg's, and has excellent distribution and is available pretty much everywhere. If you want to sell puffed rice, you would be competing with this established product. That could be difficult.
What are the different types of crops grown in India?
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Where can you sell rice puller coins?
in asia
Which other states produce rice?
Thailand
What is an area that you cannot grow crops?
fallow
What is fallow farmland?
A fallow farmland a where a farmland has lots of crops and animals on it. It only has the word fallow in it,is because the farmland was onced fallowed by people and now its called a fallow farmland.
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it means that the pasture will not be used by the horses. a pasture has to be fallow to grow crops on also
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What crops did the Europeans bring to the new world?
Rice
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rice crops
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Cash crops are crops normally grown to be sold for profit. Peanuts and rice can fall into that category, and usually do.
Why are peanuts and rice called cash crops?
Cash crops are crops normally grown to be sold for profit. Peanuts and rice can fall into that category, and usually do.
What crops were grown in Jesus's time?
edible ones.corn and rice. Plus grapes. I mean... They had wine and whatnot.
