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Traditional occupations in India - Agriculture

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Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,monocropping,livelihood,risk
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  1. Soil texture always improves
  2. Family labour becomes unnecessary
  3. Higher dependence on market price and crop failure
  4. Water need permanently decreases
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,crop-rotation,soil,sustainability
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  1. Better soil fertility and pest control
  2. Equal cash income in every season
  3. Market price becomes fixed
  4. Land ownership automatically increases
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,land-fragmentation,mechanisation,productivity
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  1. Seed germination stops
  2. Labour wages legally become zero
  3. All fields become irrigated
  4. Machine use becomes costly and less efficient
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,rainfed-farming,climate,income
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  1. Farming work stops completely
  2. Dependence on amount and timing of rainfall
  3. Selling crop in market is illegal
  4. No labour is needed in fields
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,msp,market-access,policy
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  1. Because support price is only for fertiliser
  2. Because farmers never grow food grains
  3. Because procurement centres and market access differ
  4. Because crop quality has no importance
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,crop-diversification,risk,income
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  1. It makes cost of all crops zero
  2. It doubles land without irrigation
  3. It depends only on export market
  4. It spreads income sources and risk
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,subsistence farming,commercial farming,livelihood,traditional occupations,rural economy
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  1. In subsistence farming, production is mainly for family needs, whereas commercial farming is mainly for sale in the market
  2. Subsistence farming is done only on irrigated land, whereas commercial farming is done only on rain-fed land
  3. No crops are grown in subsistence farming, whereas only cash crops are grown in commercial farming
  4. There is no risk in subsistence farming, whereas commercial farming always results in loss
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,labour-calendar,seasonal-employment,rural-livelihood
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  1. Because it changes the name of seasons
  2. Because it shows seasonal periods of work and unemployment
  3. Because farm soil disappears
  4. Because all labourers become permanent workers
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,storage,post-harvest,distress-sale
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  1. Production automatically increases
  2. All produce sells at high price
  3. Labour need ends
  4. Losses and distress sale at low price increase
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,integrated-farming,allied-activities,income
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  1. Only land tax increases
  2. Crop roots are destroyed
  3. Income and resource use become diversified
  4. Market need completely ends
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,mechanisation,labour,skills
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  1. Labour reduces in some tasks but skill and capital needs rise
  2. All human labour ends
  3. Every work of women legally stops
  4. Farming is done only at night
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,sharecropping,tenancy,risk
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  1. Risk goes only to the consumer
  2. Risk completely disappears
  3. Only the government bears the risk
  4. Both owner and cultivator may be affected depending on output and cost sharing
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,family-labour,small-farmers,cost
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  1. It is always recorded as cash wage
  2. It can reduce cash cost but often remains invisible
  3. It is useful only in cities
  4. It automatically worsens crop quality
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,irrigation,cropping-intensity,livelihood
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  1. The farming calendar becomes meaningless
  2. Crops become unsellable
  3. Scope for multiple cropping and stable output increases
  4. All natural risks end
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,organic-farming,certification,market
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  1. Difficulty of certification and market trust
  2. Soil has no relevance
  3. Seed requirement completely ends
  4. Farmer need not go to the field
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,contract-farming,bargaining-power,market
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  1. Crop season never changes
  2. Dependence on terms and buyer
  3. Land increases without effort
  4. Quality standards always disappear
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,extension-services,technology,knowledge
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  1. They convert farms into housing buildings
  2. They only collect taxes
  3. They grow crops without sowing
  4. They provide new technology and correct information to farmers
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,fpo,collective-marketing,bargaining
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  1. Every farmer land becomes government land
  2. Farmers get complete control over weather
  3. Collective purchase and sale increase bargaining power
  4. Need for crops ends
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,value-addition,processing,enterprise
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  1. It makes the crop useless
  2. It creates possibility of higher income than raw produce
  3. It makes irrigation illegal
  4. It immediately ends soil fertility
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,women-labour,gender,livelihood
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  1. Their contribution is undervalued in policies and wages
  2. Crop immediately doubles
  3. Seed quality always increases
  4. Weather becomes stable