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  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS The major agricultural products can be broadly grouped into foods, fibers, fuels, and raw materials(such as rubber).  Food classes include cereals (grains), vegetables, fruits, cooking oils, meat, milk, eggs, and fungi. vegetables:-                                                           Fibres:-      Cereals and pulses:-                                           Fruits:-   

  ROLE OF AGRICULTURAL IN IINDIA ECONOMY SECTOR It employs 70% of the Indian people and provides raw materials for industrial industries such as food manufacturing and textile manufacturing. Indian agriculture sector accounts for 18 percent of India's gross domestic product(GDP) and provides employment to 50% of the countries workforce  India is the world's largest producer of pulses, rice, wheat, spices and spice products.  Agriculture is called the backbone of Indian economy.  The role of agriculture in economic development necessitates the construction of roads, postal services, marketplace, warehousing, shipping, and a variety of other components to help industry growth goods and the growth of the commercial world. On the requirement of capital formation, there is broad consensus. Because agriculture is the most significant industry in emerging countries like India, the role of agriculture in economic development must play a significant role in accelera...

  Types Of Crops         Three types of crops in India:- Kharif Crops. July – October. Harvest – September to October.                                                                                                             Rabi Crops. Sowing between October and November. Harvest – February to April.                                                                                                               ...

  METHODS OF FRAMING METHODS OF FRAMING ARE GENERALLY CLASSIFIED INTO TWO TYPES. Traditional Method                         2. Modern Method TRADITIONAL METHOD OF FRAMING:-                  Traditional agriculture is a primitive type of food production and farming that makes extensive use of indigenous knowledge, land use, traditional equipment, natural resources, organic fertilizer, and farmers' cultural values. Tools for traditional methods of framing:-  Sickle:-   Sickle is used for harvesting cereal crops and cutting hay.   Plough:- A plough is used for turning the soil in preparation for planting. Spade:-  Digging is done with a spade. It is used for breaking ground and chopping through tree roots and other tough stuff. Winnower:- Winnowing, the process of separating quality grains from chaff,  is a crucial process in the cultiv...

TYPES OF AGRICULTURAL FRAMING Subsistence framing Commercial framing Dry land framing Mixed framing Organic framing and etc., Subsistence framing:-                                           Subsistence farming relates to agricultural activity to produce food which is predominantly consumed by the farming household. The food produced is the main or a significant source of food for the farming household and little or none of the production is surplus and available for sale or trade.    Commercial framing:-                            Commercial framing is defined as framing that focuses on products for sale in the market rather than solely for subsistence purposes.           Dry land farming :-                ...

AGRICULTURE                                  The major agricultural products can be broadly grouped into foods, fibers, fuels, and raw materials (such as rubber). Food classes include cereals (grains), vegetables, fruits, cooking oils, meat, milk, eggs, and fungi.                                                        What is agriculture the process of producing? . Importance of agricultural products. Different kinds of agricultural products. Benefits of agricultural products. Difference between organic products and non-organic products. Through agricultural products the Indian economy has economy. Different strategies for marketing the agricultural products. Major problems faced by the farmers for se...