Agriculture in India is a fascinating topic discussed in our Class 4 SST (Social Studies) lessons. We explore its vastness and importance. Students learn how farming developing our nation and feeds millions. Through engaging questions and answers, we discover the significance of crops, farming techniques, and the monsoon's role. Understanding agriculture's significance in India helps us appreciate the hard work of farmers and the essence of our nation's prosperity.
Rice and wheat are the two food crops.
Tea and Jute are the two cash crops.
Karnataka and Kerala are the chief producers of spices.
Carpet and bag are two products made from jute.
Agriculture is the art and science of cultivating the soil, growing crops And raising livestock. It includes the preparation of plants and animals products from people to use and their distribution to markets. Agriculture provides most of the world's food and fabrics. So agriculture is an important Occupation.
Different types of oilseeds are grown in India such as mustard, peanut, coconut, linseed, sesame and sunflower. Peanuts are grown in South India, Maharashtra, Gujarat and some parts of Punjab.
Livestock rearing is a source of subsidiary income. The livestock provides food items such as milk, meat and eggs. In these way livestock rearing help The villages
