Question

Impact of Globalisation on Agriculture​

Answer 1

Answer:

Globalization has allowed agricultural production to grow much faster than in the past.

Answer 2

• Globlisation is existing from the time of colonisation.
• During the 19th century spices were exported to Europe.
• Special farmers of South India were encouraged to grow spices , which were exported to many country.
• Even today spices are one of the most important exported from India.
• Cotton was exported to mill in Manchester and Liverpool for textile industry.
• Indigo was also exported to Britain text ile industry.Thus, champaaran movement in 1997 in Bihar.
• agriculture has assumed a different dimension now.
• Farmers in Europe and America are highly subsidised by their government and thus our farmer are not able to complete with them on prices.
• Under globalisation particularly after 1990 . The farmer in India been exposed to new challenges.
• the green revolution has results in land degradation and vanishing Biodiversity.