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How crops yield and cultivation practices related to environmental conditions?

every crop has their own requirement like photoperiod, humidity,soil quality ,availabilty of water etc like in india we have 2 types of crop rabi and kharif . Since drought and floods are unpredictable variety that can be grown in diverse climatic conditions are useful.


When is rabi season?

Rabi season typically occurs during the winter months in India, spanning from October/November to March/April. This season is characterized by the cultivation of crops such as wheat, barley, peas, and mustard.


What is base period of crop?

The base period of a crop refers to a specific time frame in which the crop is grown and harvested. It is used for determining factors such as crop insurance coverage, yield calculations, and historical production data analysis. The base period varies depending on the crop and location.


Who studies soil and crop-crop- raising?

an agronomist


Which soil is suitable for jowar cultivation?

he kharif jowar-based cropping patterns.The area under the kharif jowar in India is highest inMaharashtra (2.5 m ha), closely followed by madhya Pradesh (2.3 m ha), whereas in each of the states of Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Gujarat, the area under thiscropsis between 1.0 and 1.4 mha. Jowar is mainly grown where rainfall distribution ranges from 10-20 per month at least for 3 to 4months of the south-westerly monsoon or is still more abundant.On the all-India basis, about 17 major cropping patterns have been identified. In them the basecropsiskharif jowar. Most of the alternativecrops are also of the type which can be grown under medium rainfall.In Maharashtra cotton, pulses, groundnut and small millets are sown as alternativecrops. In the adjacentstates of Madhya Pradesh, besides the above alternative crops, wheat and fodder are sown. In Rajasthanwheat, cotton, bajra and maize are grown in the kharif-jowar tract, whereas in Andhra Pradesh,groundnuts, cotton, oilseeds and pulses form the main alternativecrops.Besides cotton and groundnut,ragi is sown in the kharif-jowar tarct of Karnataka, whereas in Gujarat, bajra, cotton and groundnut are the major alternative crops