Question

Name the two major fibre crops grown in India write down the geography condition required for them

Answer 1

cotton and jute is the correct answer requirement of cotton it is grow very hot areas and light rain Falls and the jute is grown in Alluvial soil and cotton is go grow well in black soil

Answer 2

Answer:

"Cotton and jute are two major fiber crops grown in India.

The jute cultivation of the Ganga Delta contributes 85% of the worl-wide jute production. The geographical conditions required to cultivate jute are:

• Temperature: 25 degree Celsius

• Rainfall: 150cm to 200cm annually

• Soil: New alluvial soil or river basin

• Land: Plain land or gentle slope or low land

India is also one of the largest producers of cotton for cotton textile industries. The geographical conditions required to cultivate cotton are:

• Climate: Warm and moist climate with salinity in the soil

• Temperature: 24 degree Celsius

• Rainfall: 60cm to 100 cm

• Soil: Loamy soil mixed with lime and potash

• Land: Plains and gentle slopes with proper drainage

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