Difference between Indian agriculture and American agriculture?

Answer 1

usuallu Indian farmers got 1.2 hectare of land whereas u.s farmers have 200 to 250 hectares of land .Indian farmers use alternative cropping whereas u.s farmers grow mainly cotton wheat ,cocoa

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Nothing was similar. The colonists brought in foreign plants, insects, and fenced in land. They chopped down the forest and killed off animals. They wanted to create a New England by ruining the native environment. The Native Americans on the other hand lived in the environment and took care of the lands and animals. They "farmed" the forests and planted native crops with young boys protecting the crops from animals. The Native American philosophy concerning land ownership was that land can't be owned only taken care of unlike the colonists. Ownership was the primary goal of the colonists.

Answer 4

in India farmers were take help of us machinry good variety of seeds of us but in us they never take help of us

Answer 5

Indian agriculture uses more of olden day methods of farming whereas western agriculture uses much of automation.they have more yield due to thier new and effective methods of farming .

Answer 6

indian farmers always limited to their traditional method but it not so to farmers in U.S.A