Agriculture 1 One Shot | ICSE Class 10 | Agriculture 1 | @sirtarunrupani
Sir Tarun Rupani・2 minutes read
Agriculture is a crucial income source in India, providing food, raw materials for industries, and employment to a significant portion of the population. The Green Revolution increased food production through high-yield seeds, fertilizers, and modern technology, while the National Agriculture Policy aims to double farmers' income by 2025 by promoting private sector involvement and crop insurance.
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- Agriculture plays a crucial role in India's economy, providing a significant income source, employment for a large portion of the population, and contributing to export earnings. The Green Revolution, with its focus on high-yield seeds, fertilizers, and modern technology, has been instrumental in increasing food production and self-sufficiency in the country.
- Various agricultural practices in India, such as shifting cultivation and large-scale farming on plantations, highlight the importance of sustainable methods to ensure long-term productivity. Government initiatives aim to discourage unsustainable practices like shifting cultivation and promote continuous cultivation with proper fertilization, irrigation, and seed collection to optimize crop output and improve farmers' incomes.
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What is agriculture?
Agriculture is the cultivation of crops, vegetables, and fruits.
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Summary
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Agriculture's Vital Role in India's Economy
- Geography one-shot lesson by Sir Tarun Pani for class 9th students
- Agriculture defined as the cultivation of crops, vegetables, and fruits
- Agriculture is a major income source in the country
- Importance of agriculture in providing food and raw materials for industries
- Agriculture serves as a market for industries like fertilizer production
- Agriculture contributes significantly to India's export earnings
- Agriculture provides employment to 40-45% of the country's population
- Green Revolution in India led to increased food production and self-sufficiency
- New agriculture strategy under Green Revolution included high-yield seeds, fertilizers, modern technology, and pesticides
- National Agriculture Policy aims to double farmers' income by 2025, promote private sector, and ensure crop insurance for farmers
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Promoting sustainable agriculture for tribal communities
- Shifting cultivation, known as Jhoom in Assam and practiced by tribal communities in Kerala, involves repeatedly growing, cutting, and eating crops until the land's fertility diminishes due to lack of fertilizers. To combat this, the government aims to discourage shifting agriculture by promoting continuous cultivation with proper fertilization, irrigation, and seed collection to ensure optimal crop output.
- Large-scale farms, like tea and coffee plantations, utilize scientific methods to determine the best crops for their environment, employing chemical fertilizers and pesticides for commercial crops. To supplement income, advanced technologies, such as Tata Aganitji's premium tea market, mixed cropping, and mixed farming are recommended to ensure continuous crop production and financial stability for farmers.
