Question

Why commercial farming and plantation farming have limited presence in India? (a) Low return (b) Low land holding (c) In favourable climatic condition (d) All of the above​

Answer 1

Answer:

I favorable climatic condition

Answer 2

" (b) Low landholding "

Explanation:

• Plantation farming is a sort of commercial farming
• It entails cultivating across vast swaths of land in order to optimize yield and profit.
• This form of farming necessitates a lot of money and a lot of labour.
• Rubber, coffee, cotton, sugarcane, and other crops are cultivated on plantations.

Commercial farming and plantation farming have a limited presence in India due to low landholding.