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A girl wants to grow some crops in summer .write the name of category of crop chosen by him.

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Answered by rajeniran
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Answer:

. Wheat, barley, mustard and green peas

Explanation:

Answered by Poiuytrew02
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Major Crops in India

Now let us look at the major crops in India in detail.

Rice

Rice is a tropical crop that can be grown almost throughout the year.

It depends on atmospheric moisture and rainfall for irrigation.

India is the 2nd largest producer of rice in the world.

India has largest area in world under rice cultivation.

Productivity is low compared to wheat because Green Revolution primarily boosted wheat production in India.

The traditional rice fields are known as paddy fields and require to be flooded with 10-12 cm deep water in the early stages.

Major Crops in India – Rice

Type of Crop Kharif, Rabi

Techniques Used Transplantation technique,

Japanese Transplantation technique,

new SRI technique

Varieties Aman, Sali, Afghani, Aus, Boro, Palua

Temperature ∼ 24 0C

Rainfall ∼ 150 cm

Soil type Clay/ Loamy

Major Producers West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh,

Andhra Pradesh, Punjab, Bihar,

Orissa, Chhattisgarh, Assam,

Tamil Nadu, Haryana

Highest Producer West Bengal

Highest per Hectare Yield Punjab

Research Centre Cuttack, Odisha

Highest Producing Country China

Crops in IndiaWheat

It is the 2nd most important food crop in India. It is a Rabi crop.

India stands second in production of wheat worldwide.

It is more flexible in terms of climactic and other conditions of growth.

Major Crops in India – Wheat

Type of Crop Rabi

Varieties Kalyan Sona, Sonalika, Heera

Temperature 17-20 °C

Rainfall 20-100 cm (ideal ~75 cm)

Soil type Clay loam, Sandy loam

Major Producers Uttar Pradesh, Punjab,

Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Rajasthan,

Bihar, Gujarat, Maharashtra,

West Bengal, Uttarakhand

Highest Producer Uttar Pradesh

Highest per Hectare Yield Punjab

Research Centre Karnal, Haryana

Highest Producing Country ChinaCotton

Cotton is a tropical and subtropical Kharif crop.

It is a fiber crop and is known as ‘White gold’.

India ranks 3rd in the production of cotton worldwide.

It is a dry crop but roots need timely supply of water at maturity.

Major Crops in India – Cotton

Type of Crop Kharif

Varieties Long Staple, Medium Staple, Short Staple

Temperature 21-30 °C

Rainfall 50-100 cm

Soil type Black soil (Highly water retentive soil)

Major Producers Gujarat, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh,

Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab,

Rajasthan, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Orissa

Highest Producer Gujarat (According to the 2015 report)

Research Centre Nagpur, Maharashtra

Highest Producing Country ChinaJute

Jute is a tropical plant that requires hot and humid climate.

It is one of the most important natural fibres in terms of cultivation and usage.

Almost 85% of the world’s jute is cultivated in the Ganges Delta.

Major Crops in India – Jute

Type of Crop Zaid

Varieties White Jute, Tossa Jute

Temperature 24-35 °C

Rainfall 125-200 cm

Soil type Sandy and Clay Loam

Major Producers West Bengal, Bihar, Assam,

Andhra Pradesh, Orissa, Meghalaya,

Nagaland, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh

Highest Producer West Bengal

Highest per Hectare Yield West Bengal

Research Centre Kolkata & Nilgunj, West Bengal

Highest Producing Country India (but highest exporter is Bangladesh)Sugarcane

Sugarcane is an important cash crop. India stands at 2nd position among all countries in the world in its production.

Sugarcane crop requires long rainy season of at least 7-8 months.

Traditional Sugarcane Production was in North India but it has also shifted to South India.

North India Sugarcane are of sub-tropical variety and so have low sugar content.

Also sugar factories have to remain shut in winter seasons in North India.

South India- Tropical Variety and coastal areas hence have high sugar content and high yield.

Major Crops in India – Sugarcane

Type of Crop Kharif, Rabi

Temperature 20-26 °C

Rainfall 75-150 cm

Soil type Clayey Loamy Soil/ Black Cotton Soil/

Red Loamy Soil/ Brown Loamy Soil

Major Producers Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka,

Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar,

Gujarat, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Punjab

Highest Producer Uttar Pradesh

Highest per Hectare Yield Tamil Nadu

Research Centre Lucknow

Highest Producing Country Brazil.

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