Which are two step food crops of india compare and constrast the climatic and soil requirment of the two ?
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Rice & wheat are two staple food crops of India.
Rice:
it requires an average temperature of 25°C with minor variations during the showing, growing and the harvesting seasons.
It requires rainfall above 100 cm.
It requires a loamy and alluvial soil.
Wheat:
It requires a different climate during the showing & harvesting season. Low temperature during the period of showing, but high temperature during the harvesting period. An average of 21°C should be maintained.
Rainfall of 50-75 cm is sufficient.
Loamy, dumat and black soil is required.
Rice:
it requires an average temperature of 25°C with minor variations during the showing, growing and the harvesting seasons.
It requires rainfall above 100 cm.
It requires a loamy and alluvial soil.
Wheat:
It requires a different climate during the showing & harvesting season. Low temperature during the period of showing, but high temperature during the harvesting period. An average of 21°C should be maintained.
Rainfall of 50-75 cm is sufficient.
Loamy, dumat and black soil is required.
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