Question

which is the staple food crops of India explain?

Answer 1

RICE 

rice is consumed by the majority of people in India 

it is a Kharif crop and requires rainfall above 100 cm 

it can be grown with the help of irrigation in areas with less rainfall 

it is grown in north and north easternarea, coastal 

WHEAT

 it is the most important cereal crop in India 

it is a rabi crop and requires 50 -75 cm rainfall 

it needs cool growing season and sunshine while ripening 

2 important growing zones Ganga-satjul and Deccan 

it is grown in Haryana, Punjab, mp

Answer 2

Answer:

Rice and wheat are the staple crops of the Indian subcontinent. It is consumed and grown in most of the parts of the country. Rice is grown in large scale in the southern part of India whereas wheat is grown in the northern and central regions of India. We make rotis and chapatis out of wheat.