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write a short note on green revolution

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Answered by 7777777RAM
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green revolution led to the practice of growing plants or crop to get it certain benifits
Answered by khushbu4
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The Green Revolution was a scientific revolution in growing grains. It implemented the use of genetic engineering, chemical fertilizers, and pesticides, and it introduced more technology (more sophisticated plows and so on) into farming. According to our understanding of the word "green," which we typically use to connote organic and ecologically sound farming practices, the Green Revolution was not "green" at all—it was highly invasive. The "green" in this instance refers to a revolution in vastly increasing the supply of green or growing things.
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