11 Basiceconomics Agriculture
Qts 1. What is Rabi crops
These are sown in October and harvested in April. Wheat, barley, gram, peas, mustard oil, etc. are important Rabi crops.
Qts 2. What is Kharif crops
Crops of rainy season which are sown in July and harvested in Oct or Nov.
Rice, Jowar, Bajra, Maize, Cotton, Soya been, Groundnut, Jute, Sugarcane, Tobacco, etc., are important crops.
Qts 3. What is Zaid crops
Sown in March and Harvested in June.
Maize, groundnut, moong, vegetables and fruits are grown with the help of irrigation.
Qts 4.What is first Green Revolution
The Green Revolution consists of using high yielding seed, increasing irrigation, pesticides, fertilizer, using machinery.
Green revolution started by Government of India under M S Swamynathan
Qts 5. What is Second Green Revolution
The Second Green Revolution seeks to cover dryland farming and concentrate on the small and marginal farming
Qts 6. What is Evergreen Revolution
Concept given by agricultural scientist M S Swaminathan. The concept emphasises on organic agriculture and green agriculture with the help of integrated pest management, integrated nutrient supply and integrated natural resource management.
Qts 7. Explain about Institutional Agriculture Credit
Institutional credit consists of Cooperative Society Banks , Commercial Banks, Regional Rural Banks and NABARD.
Qts 8 Explain Non-Institutional/Private sources agriculture credit
Non-Institutional/Private sources Agriculture credit consist of are moneylenders, Traders and Commission Agents, Relatives and Landlords.
Qts 9 Explain Lead Bank scheme
Under , Lead Bank Scheme (LBS) , all the Nationalized Banks were allotted specific districts and were asked to play the 'lead role' in coordinating credit deployment.
Qts 10 Explain basic aim of Public Distribution System (PDS)
The basic aim was to provide essential commodities such as rice, wheat, sugar, edible oil, at subsidized prices