2. Compare and contrast an average Indian farm and an average farm in the USA with respect to their size, type of agriculture, machinery and other inputs, level of technology, transport and storage facilities. answer in 100 word.
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India and USA have basic difference in the agriculture area. It is basically due to the fact that in USA there was shift of labour from the agriculture toward the manufacturing and service sector due to the consecutive development of the other sectors and job creation. Whereas in India these is lack of proper job as well as lack of skill due to the illetracy and vocational training.
Indias agriculture is of susbstinece basis where the crops are grown for own use and little is spares for market.Whereas commercial farming is prevalent in the USA which is capital intensive with major work is mechanised with minimal use of labour.
Productivity of indian agriculture is low due to small farm size, traditional equipment, lack of infrastructural inputs as well as