can anyone give brief summary of the village of palampur.
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THE VILLAGE OF PALAMPUR
The main occupation in Palampur is farming .
The upper caste families in this
village own the majority of land, and their houses are big and made of bricks and cement .
The Schedule Caste or the Dalits form 1/ 3 of the population and they live in smaller houses made of mud and straw.
Production can be classified into two , agricultural activities and non - agricultural activities .
Farming is the main occupation in the imaginary village of Palampur and 75% of the people of Palampur are involved in farming , as farmers or farm labourers.
In the imaginary village of Palampur , the land under cultivation is fixed , that is , there is no scope of bringing more land under the plough .
Yield is the amount of crop produced on a given piece of land during a single crop season .
The Green Revolution was the worldwide transformation in agriculture and it led to significant increases in agricultural production between the 1940s and 1960s .
Modern methods of farming has created an negative impact on our environment .
Man has to use his discretion while using modern methods in farming or else he will be causing irreparable damage to our environment .
Four things needed for farming activities , are land, labour and capital.
The main occupation in Palampur is farming .
The upper caste families in this
village own the majority of land, and their houses are big and made of bricks and cement .
The Schedule Caste or the Dalits form 1/ 3 of the population and they live in smaller houses made of mud and straw.
Production can be classified into two , agricultural activities and non - agricultural activities .
Farming is the main occupation in the imaginary village of Palampur and 75% of the people of Palampur are involved in farming , as farmers or farm labourers.
In the imaginary village of Palampur , the land under cultivation is fixed , that is , there is no scope of bringing more land under the plough .
Yield is the amount of crop produced on a given piece of land during a single crop season .
The Green Revolution was the worldwide transformation in agriculture and it led to significant increases in agricultural production between the 1940s and 1960s .
Modern methods of farming has created an negative impact on our environment .
Man has to use his discretion while using modern methods in farming or else he will be causing irreparable damage to our environment .
Four things needed for farming activities , are land, labour and capital.
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