Question

Describe any three features of land use pattern in India regarding the following lands-
1) Permanent pasture.
2) Fallow other than current fallow.
3) Net sown area.

Answer 1

Explanation:

e SPS defines permanent pasture as “land used to grow grasses or other herbaceous forage naturally (self-seeded) or through cultivation (sown) and that is not included in the crop rotation of the holding for five years or longer

Answer 2

Land use is the arrangement of use of land for various purposes. Features of land use pattern in India regarding following lands are:

1) Permanent  pasture:

• They are grasslands used for grazing animals such as sheep, goat, cattle.
• The vegetation cover include grasses, legumes, tender pasture and fodder.
• They can be naturally occurring or cultivated fields through intensive agriculture.

2) Fallow other than current fallow:

• Land which is currently unavailable for cultivation but can be potential land for future use.
• Such land should be left uncultivated for not less than one year and not more than five years.
• It can be considered as cropped area not used in current cropping year so that it can restore its fertility.

3) Net sown area:

• Net sown area is the total area under cultivation in a year.
• It involves the cultivation of single crop throughout the year.
• For example, land under cultivation of wheat is its net sown area.

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