Monday, 27 August 2018
TABLE OF CROPS
Here is a list of major crops and their details as mentioned in the NCERT book.Strictly NCERT book has been used.There is no dearth of information on this topic, but this much is more than sufficient for students appearing in their board exams.Don't be misled by too much of information given everywhere.
S.NO
|
NAME OF CROP
|
TYPE
|
CLIMATE
|
AREAS
|
KEY FEATURES
|
1
|
RICE
|
KHARIF
|
25
DEGREES
HIGH
HUMIDITY,
RAINFALL
> 100 CM
|
PLAINS OF NORTH
AND NORTH EAST ,
COASTAL AND DELTA
REGIONS
|
INDIA IS SECOND
LARGEST PRODUCER AFTER CHINA
|
2
|
WHEAT
|
RABI
|
COOL
GROWING SEASON,
BRIGHT
SUNSHINE AT THE TIME OF RIPENING ,RAINFALL 50-55 CM
|
GANGA SATLUJ
PLAINS,
BLACK SOIL AREAS
OF DECCAN,
PUNJAB,
HARYANA,
UP,
BIHAR ,
MADHYA PRADESH
|
|
3
|
MILLETS
|
JOWAR
|
JOWAR--
GROWN IN RAIN FED AREAS
|
MAHARASHTAR
,KARNATAK
,ANDHRA PRADESH,
MADHYA PRADESH
|
THIRD IMPORTANT
FOOD CROP WITH REPECT TO AREA OF PRODUCTION
|
BAJRA
|
BAJRA
--IN SANDY AND SHALLOW BLACK SOIL
|
RAJASTHAN,
UTTAR PRADESH,
MAHARASHTRA,
GUJARAT,
HARYANA
|
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RAGI
|
RAGI
-- DRY REGIONS IN RED ,BLACK,SANDY,
LOAMY
AND BLACK SOIL
|
KARNATAKA,
TAMIL NADU,
UTTARA KHAND, JAMMU KASHMIR, ANDHRA PRADESH
AND SIKKIM
|
|||
4
|
MAIZE
|
KHARIF
|
20-25DEGREE
,ALLUVIAL SOIL
|
BIHAR(RABI),
KARNATAKA,
UTTAR PRADESH, ANDHRA
PRADESH TELENGANA,
MADHYA PRADESH
|
USED AS FODDER
CROP
|
5
|
PULSES
|
TOOR,
URAD,
MOONG,
MASOOR, PEAS AND
GRAM
|
NEED
LESS MOISTURE AS CAN SURVIVE IN DRY CONDITIONS
|
MADHYA PRADESH,
MAHARASHTRA, RAJASTHAN, KARNATAK
|
LARGEST PRODUCER
AND CONSUMER OF PULSES
|
6
|
SUGARCANE
|
TROPICAL AND
SUBTROPICAL CROP
|
HOT
AND HUMID CLIMATE ,TEMPERATURE (21 DEGREE TO 27 DEGREE) ,RAINFALL 75-100 CM
|
UTTAR PRADESH,
TAMIL NADU,
ANDHRA PRADESH,
BIHAR,
MAHARASHTRA, KARNATAKA,
PUNJAB, HARYANA
|
SECOND LARGEST
PRODUCER AFTER BRAZIL
|
7
|
OILSEEDS
|
A) GROUND NUT – KHARIF CROP
|
COVERS
APPROX 12% OF TOTAL CROPPED AREA
|
ANDHRA PRADESH,
TELENGANA,
TAMIL NADU, MAHARASHTRA,
KARNATAKA,
GUJARAT
|
USED BOTH AS
EATING,COOKING MEDIUMS
|
B) SESAMUM KHARIF(NORTH)
RABI(SOUTH)
|
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C)CASTOR SEEDS
–KHARIF AND RABI
|
OTHER EXAMPLES
SOYABEAN,
LINSEED ,
SUNFLOWER ETC
|
RAW MATERIALS FOR
SAOPS,COSMETICS
|
|||
8
|
TEA
|
PLANTATION CROP,
SUBTROPICAL AND
TROPICAL
|
WARM
,FROST FREE ,DEEP WELL DRAINED SOIL,RICH IN HUMUS
FREQUENT
SHOWERS ALL OVER THE YEAR
|
ASSAM,
TAMIL NADU,
KERALA,
DARJEELING,
WEST BENGAL
|
LABOUR INTENSIVE
PROCESSING WITHIN
TEA GARDENS
THIRD LARGEST PRODUCER
|
9
|
COFFEE
|
PLANTATION CROP
ARABICA VARIETY
TROPICAL AND
SUBTROPICAL
|
WARM
,FROST FREE
DEEP
WELL DRAINED SOIL ,RICH IN HUMUS
|
KARNATAK,
KERALA,
TAMIL NADU
|
LABOUR INTENSIVE
INTRODUCED BY
YEMEN
3.2%
|
10
|
RUBBER
|
EQUATORIAL CROP
TROPICAL AND
SUBTROPICAL
|
MOIST
HUMID CLIMATE
TEMPERATURE
(> 25 DEGREE)
RAINFALL
(>200 CM )
|
KERALA,
KARNATAKA,
TAMIL NADU,
GARO HILLS ,ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS
|
CHEAP SKILLED
LABOUR
INDIA RANKED 4TH
IN THE WORLD
|
11
|
COTTON
|
KHARIF CROP
|
NEEDS
6 TO 8 MONTHS TO MATURE
BLACK
SOIL OF DECCAN PLATEAU
HIGH
TEMPERATURE ,HIGH RAINFALL,
210
FROST FREE DAYS, BRIGHT SUNSHINE DURING HARVESTING
|
MAHARASHTRA,
GUJARAT,
MADHYA PRADESH, ANDHRA PRADESH,
TAMIL NADU,
KARNATAK,
UTTAR PRADESH,
PUNAJB
,HARYANA
|
|
12
|
JUTE
|
KHARIF
CROP—GOLDEN FIBRE
|
HIGH
TEMPERATURE DURING GROWTH
HEAVY
RANFALL (> 200 CM)
WELL
DRAINED SOIL
|
WEST BEGAL
BIHAR
BIHAR
ORISSA
ASSAM
MEGHALAYA
|
USED FOR GUNNY
BAGS, ROPES,ROPES, MATS, YARN AND CARPETS
FACING
COMPETITION FROM SYNTHETIC FIBRE
|
13
|
HORTICULTURE
CROPS
|
INDIA IS A
PRODUCER OF TROPICAL AS WELL AS TEMPERATE FRUITS
|
IT
IS ALSO AN IMPORTANT PRODUCER OF PEA, CAULIFLOWER,ONION, CABBAGE, TOMATO AND
POTATO
|
MAHARASHTRA
ANDHRA PRADESH
WEST BENGAL
NAGPUR
CHERRAPUNJEE
KERALA
MIZORAM
MEGHALAYA
JAMMU AND KASHMIR
HIMACHAL PRADESH
|
IN 2008 INDIA WAS
THE SECOND LARGEST PRODUCER OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN THE WORLD AFETR
CHINA.INDIA PRODUCES 13% OF THE WORLDS VEGETABLES
|
14
|
FIBRE CROPS
|
COTTON, JUTE,
HEMPAND NATURAL SILK ARE 4 MAJOR CROPS GROWN IN THE WORLD
|
COTTON,JUTE
AND HEMP ARE DERIVED FROM THE CROPS GROWN IN SOIL
|
NATURAL SILK IS
OBTAINED COCOONS OF THE SILKWORMS FED ON MULBERRY LEAVES
|
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