Tick the basic requirements for farming.

Crops which are produced for use as food or to be sold commercially are called ____________________.

Choose the staple food crops of India.

The top producer state of rice in India is ________________.

The top producer state of wheat in India is ________________.

Jowar, bajra and ragi are examples of ____________________.

Bengal gram, green gram and black gram are examples of ___________________.

[Hint: They are rich in proteins!]

These crops are grown only for sale in the market.

The oil that we use for cooking comes from these.

[Hint: Groundnut, dry coconut and mustard are its examples.]

Identify examples of fibre crops.

The top producer state of cotton in India is ________________.

The top producer state of jute in India is ________________.

These have medicinal values and add flavour to food.

Identify a modern method of agriculture.

This movement in 1970 made India self-sufficient in agriculture.

Domesticating and looking after animals is called animal _____________________.

The occupation of agriculture and animal rearing done simultaneously is called ____________ farming.

Animal waste is used as ___________________for the land.

Plant waste is used as ______________ for animals.

The highest producer state of tea in India is _________________.

The highest producer state of coffee in India is _________________.

Cow dung is used in villages to produce ________________.

This is used in making gunny bags.

This crop needs a good amount of water and a hot climate to grow.

Summer crops = ________________

Winter crops = _______________