What is the importance of monsoon?

Answer 1

because of their crops and landforms

Answer 2

Yes monsoon wind are important because, During the time of July and August farmer have to water there land to enrich the soil.In that time the Monsoon winds help the farmers in enrich the soil.Actually to fill the land with water it take near 1000's of rupees for electricity bill for the run of motor.In that cause these monsoon winds help's the farmers to grow or enrich the soil

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Answer 3

Indian economy is vitally linked with the monsoon because of its water resources. A large part of the country gets more than 75% of the annual rainfall during the four months, June to September(Monsoon season).The production of food-grains depends fairly closely on the amount and distribution of monsoon rainfall over the country. Further the generation of hydro-electric power from monsoon rain water is a clean energy source. While hydro-electric power constitutes about 30% of power from all sources, with proper surveys and planning additional hydro-electric power projects this percentage could, perhaps, be further substantially increased. The distinct advantage of hydro-electric power over all other types of power is that its source, i.e., monsoon water, is perennial, although it shows some fluctuations from year to year.

Answer 4

Monsoons are torrential rain storms that impact the Indian subcontinent. Farmers need to know when these monsoons occur to determine when to plant and harvest crops.

Answer 5

Monsoons are beneficial for farmers in India who rely on rain to irrigated land and grow their crops. In India, the monsoon season is from June through September.

Answer 6

Monsoons bring rain, which can help strong crops grow.

But they also can destroy unprotected or weak crops in the storm.

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Answer 7

Monsoon rainfall is important to Indian farmers because water reservoirs have only one chance to fill up each year.

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