How is agriculture similar or different in Europe from that of our cou

1.	How is agriculture similar or different in Europe from that of our country? (OR) How are agricultural practices similar or different in Europe from those practiced in India? Explain.
Answer» Indian agriculture is quite different from European agriculture. 1. Seasons: In our country, we have three seasons winter, summer, and rain. 2. In Europe, they have four seasons winter, spring, summer, and autumn. Agricultural seasons: 1. In our country, we have two agricultural seasons Rabi and Kharif mean winter and monsoon. Crops are grown nearly eight to 10 months a year. 2. Summer is the season of agriculture in Europe. There is no need for irrigation as the occasional showers are sufficient for the crops. The cultivation is possible only for 6 to 7 months. 3. A very large part of Europe is mountainous and not suitable for agriculture. 4. In India as much as 55% of the land is cultivable.

How is agriculture similar or different in Europe from that of our country? (OR) How are agricultural practices similar or different in Europe from those practiced in India? Explain.

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Indian agriculture is quite different from European agriculture.

1. Seasons: In our country, we have three seasons winter, summer, and rain.

2. In Europe, they have four seasons winter, spring, summer, and autumn.

Agricultural seasons:

1. In our country, we have two agricultural seasons Rabi and Kharif mean winter and monsoon. Crops are grown nearly eight to 10 months a year.

2. Summer is the season of agriculture in Europe. There is no need for irrigation as the occasional showers are sufficient for the crops. The cultivation is possible only for 6 to 7 months.

3. A very large part of Europe is mountainous and not suitable for agriculture.

4. In India as much as 55% of the land is cultivable.

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