Question

Agriculture is one of the major sectors of Indian economy. It is present in the country for

thousands of years. Over the years it has developed the use of new technologies and

equipment replaced almost all the traditional methods of farming.

Besides, in India, there are still farmers that use the old traditional methods of

agriculture because they lack in the resources to use modern methods. Furthermore,

this is the only one sector that contributed to the growth of not only itself but also leads to

the development of the other sectors of India.

a) What are the modern techniques are used in agriculture?

b) How agriculture leads to the economic development of the country?​

Answer 1

Answer:

a. tracter and many more

Answer 2

A. In pursuit of these goals, six basic practices have come to form the backbone of production: intensive tillage, monoculture , application of inorganic fertilizer, irrigation, chemical pest control, and genetic manipulation of crop plants.

B.Increase in agricultural production and the rise in the per-capita income of the rural community, together with the industrialisation and urbanisation, lead to an increased demand in industrial production" It is seen that increased agricultural output and productivity tend to contribute substantially to an overall

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