Geography, asked by Pragati8780, 1 year ago

What is the temperature & required rainfall for millets crops?

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Answered by yaruq678

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Answer:

The degree of heat present in a substance or in a place is called temperature

Explanation:

Millet

This crop requires moderate rainfall of 30-100cms and high temperatures ranging from 20 to 32°..

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Answered by himanshi9983

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Answer:

temperature =15 to 20

°c and rainfall 25 to 75 cm

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