The main problem of Indian agriculture is: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The main problem of Indian agriculture is:

A. Excess mechanization

B. Surplus labor only

C. Small landholdings

D. No monsoon dependence

Answer: Option C

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Fragmented holdings limit economies of scale.

This question belongs to: Geography GK Agriculture in India

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The practice of raising fish and rice simultaneously in the same field is called:

A. Rice-fish culture

B. Aquaponics

C. Mixed farming

D. Polyculture

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Rice-fish culture involves integrating fish rearing in paddy fields, which helps in pest control, fertilization, and provides additional protein income.

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What is the impact of 'minimum support price' on crop diversification?

A. No impact

B. Promotes horticulture

C. Discourages diversification

D. Encourages diversification

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
MSP focused on wheat and rice encourages farmers to grow these crops instead of diversifying into pulses, oilseeds, or other crops due to assured price.

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