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The green revolution largely means increasing production of food grains by using high yielding variety seeds especially of wheat and rice.the use off high yielding variety seeds requires regular supply of water, fertilizer, pesticides and financial resources.
1966
High Yield Variety of seeds
Duram wheat, also called hard wheat, is used for bread flour because of its high gluten content.
It is just a small answer . Have a look at it :- HYV stands for High Yielding Variety . These seeds produce more quantity of the crop grown and have less chances to decay. These seeds were introduced by the japanese.
high-yielding grain varieties
Modern agricultural practices include use of HYVS, fertilizers and new types of ploughing and irrigation methods. HYVS are High Yielding Variety of Seeds. They increase the crop yield.
rice,wheat,cotton.
Wheat Ridge High School was created in 1886.
S. W. Muranjan has written: 'Study of the high yielding varieties programme in a district in Maharashtra: paddy, 1966-67' -- subject(s): Irrigation farming, Rice, Varieties 'Study of the high yielding varieties programme in Maharashtra, 1967-68' -- subject(s): Durra, High Yielding Varieties Programme, Pearl millet, Varieties
wheat has an improved variety. it was discovered by M.S. SWAMINATHAN in INDIA. he exposed the wheat plant in a particular type of light wnich caused its gene excited and producing high yield of the wheat.