Define plantation agriculture.expain any four characteristics of plantation agriculture
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It is a form of commercial farming where crops are grown for profit.
CHARACTERISTICS :
1- Raised on large estates of more than 40 hectares.
2- Often highly centralized cultivation in the plantations of cash crops for exports.
3- Most estates have foreign ownership but labour employees are local.
4- examples : tea, coffee, sugarcane, banana, etc.
It is a form of commercial farming where crops are grown for profit.
CHARACTERISTICS :
1- Raised on large estates of more than 40 hectares.
2- Often highly centralized cultivation in the plantations of cash crops for exports.
3- Most estates have foreign ownership but labour employees are local.
4- examples : tea, coffee, sugarcane, banana, etc.
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★It is generally known as commercial farming and it is done only for gaining profit
★Actually this farming requires large area for cultivation.
★It is generally grown in the tropical and sub tropical regions as it requires suitable climate.
★At first British government started this type of farming in India
★It is best as because we can grow a single type of crop in a large area.
★It is generally practiced by the migrated labour and it also known as capital intensive.
★The final product of this farming used by the industries as a raw material
★Ex - Sugarcane and Rubber Industries
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