Science, asked by lax7, 1 year ago

what is the predominant type of Indian agriculture

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Answered by akshay180
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your answer is as follow the predominant types of Indian agriculture is subsistence agriculture in this farmers grow food to feed themselves and their dependence while subsistence farming is predominant across all of India Agriculture does has history in the Indian economy and is a modern contributed to the GDP
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