explain any four problem faced by indian agricultur
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The problems are related to the land and the labor as the Small and fragmented land holdings and has a poor land reforms as the 4.9% of the farmers and the 32% of the farmland and the initiation of the monsoon season that is a results in the development of the production and the consolations of the manual laborers
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1.increase in population of India is leading to increase in demand of produce, therefore, forests are being cut down, but that is leading to droughts and soil erosion so... that’s a bummer
2.the rainfall in India is not regular and come in short spells of high intensities, so the water tends to flow away rapidly leaving a minimum for the farmers to use
3.India receives rainfall only for four months and suffers droughts in most areas of agriculture
4.farming in black soil is a tough job because- due to the high clay content of black soil, it is highly retentive and so it tends to expand when wet, therefore, black soil needs to be tilled right after it rains
I don’t know if the last one helps though, but I do hope that the rest do
2.the rainfall in India is not regular and come in short spells of high intensities, so the water tends to flow away rapidly leaving a minimum for the farmers to use
3.India receives rainfall only for four months and suffers droughts in most areas of agriculture
4.farming in black soil is a tough job because- due to the high clay content of black soil, it is highly retentive and so it tends to expand when wet, therefore, black soil needs to be tilled right after it rains
I don’t know if the last one helps though, but I do hope that the rest do
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