what is fallow land
(1) cultivated land
(2) uncultivated land
(3) fertile land
(4) none of them
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Answer:
The reasons for keeping such lands fallow may be one or more of the following : (i) Poverty of the cultivator. (ii) Inadequate supply of water. (iii) Malarial ...
Answer:
2).Uncultivated land
More to know -
Classification of land -
1) Forest land - Areas under forests
2).Fallow land -
a). Current fallow - Land left uncultivated for 1 or less than 1 agriculture year
b) Other than current fallow - Land left uncultivated for more than 1 to 5 years
3) Land not available for
cultivation -
a) Barren land and waste land -Land which is not suitable for agriculture
b). Non agriculture land - used for construction of buildings, roads etc
4) Other Uncultivated land -
a). permanent pasture and grazing - Land which is used permanently for grazing and pasture.
b). Land under tree crops grows-Land in which small tree crops and grasses are grown
c) Culturable waste land- Land which is left uncultivated for more than 5 years.
5) Net sown area -
Area sown more than once in an agriculture year
More to know -
Total geographical area of India is 3.28 sq. km
Forest area is lower than 33% of geographical area
Land degradation-
I). Deforestation
II). Overgrazing
III). Industrial wastes
Iv). Overirrigation
V) Mining and quarring