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what is the influence of the himalayas on indian agriculture​

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Answered by sainathfulmanthe
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Answer:

The Himalayas are the birth places of so many perennial rivers. These rivers deposit alluvial soil and make the Northern plain fertile and suitable for agriculture. The mountains are favourable for growing fruits and vegetables. Hence, the Himalayas have significance influence on the Indian Agriculture

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Answered by VarshatheRowdy8
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Explanation:

Influence of the Himalayas on Indian Agriculture :

1) Fertile soil : The Sediments carried by the Himalayan rivers are deposited in the northern plain in the form of Fertile soil. it makes the plain one of the most fertile lands in the world

Eg : Bhadar, terai, Bhangar

2) Source of Rivers : The Himalayas act as a huge reservoir of water for the north Indian rivers . Abundant rainfall, vast snowfield and huge glaciers are the feeding grounds of the mightly Rivers of India. All of these perennial rivers and lifeline of north India

3) This region is suitable for construction of multipurpose projects which strengthens the Indian agricultural.

4) The Himalayan ranges keep the country warm by obstructing the northern winds. this helps Indian agricultural to cultivate many varieties of crops.

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