Question

Why are the Bajra Producing areas have low population?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

• Bajra producing areas have a low population because the yield of Bajra varieties is very low.

• Bajra survives under adverse climatic conditions. It is a valuable food for cattle.

• The local varieties of bajra grow very tall and mature late this is the problem for farmers.

• Bajra grows only drought areas, low soil fertility, and high temperature.

• low soil fertility is not suitable for all crops so in that area has a low population.

• It is a drought-tolerant crop so the population is low in bajra producing areas.

• Bajra grows in Haryana, Gujarat, Maharashtra and other places in South-Eastern India.

• Bajra grains form a staple diet of about 10% population in the country.