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Traditional occupations in India - Agriculture

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Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,landless-labour,wages,seasonality
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  1. Irrigation of own field
  2. Ownership record of land
  3. Crop insurance claim
  4. Seasonal work and wage availability
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,climate-resilience,drought,seeds
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  1. To remove the terms kharif and rabi
  2. To abolish market tax
  3. To reduce production risk under low rainfall
  4. To farm without labour
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,credit,moneylender,debt-trap
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  1. Debt trap and pressure on income
  2. Nitrogen automatically increases in soil
  3. Harvesting stops
  4. All markets close
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,crop-insurance,risk-management,livelihood
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  1. To permanently double market price
  2. To provide financial protection during disaster or crop loss
  3. To stop seed purchase
  4. To increase land size
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,watershed,soil-conservation,rainfed
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  1. It increases the number of middlemen in markets
  2. It grows crops without seeds
  3. It moves families away from farming
  4. It helps production stability through soil and water conservation
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,mixed cropping,intercropping,risk management,crop diversification,farm income
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  1. The market price of all crops becomes the same
  2. The farmer no longer needs land
  3. Loss from one crop may be compensated by another crop
  4. The need for irrigation is eliminated
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,migration,off-season,employment
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  1. Seasonal shortage of local employment
  2. Farming never gives income
  3. Villages always offer higher wages
  4. Land never remains fertile
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,precision-agriculture,technology,small-farmers
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  1. Farmer receives no weather information
  2. Technology cost and training suit local needs
  3. Crop sale is stopped
  4. All fields remain without water
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,seeds,yield,germination
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  1. They control weather
  2. They change land ownership
  3. They can improve germination and potential yield
  4. They completely remove market risk
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,soil-testing,fertiliser,cost
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  1. To stop crop sale
  2. To legally remove all pests
  3. To make irrigation need zero
  4. Balanced and economical use of nutrients
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,market-information,price,bargaining
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  1. Deciding to sell at a lower price
  2. Farm size automatically increases
  3. Crop matures without water
  4. Weather forecast is always correct
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,cooperative-marketing,middlemen,small-producers
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  1. It changes the weather
  2. It turns farms into roads
  3. It can reduce cost and dependence on middlemen through collective sale
  4. It removes the need for seeds
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,msp,procurement,distress-sale
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  1. MSP stops crop irrigation
  2. Access to procurement or capacity to wait is limited
  3. Farmer never needs cash
  4. Local trader always gives higher price
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,mixed-farming,livestock,resource-recycling
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  1. Ban on selling crops
  2. Farm boundaries disappear
  3. Full control over weather
  4. Regular resources and income sources like milk or manure
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,urbanisation,land-use,labour
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  1. Rising competition over agricultural land and rural labour
  2. Soil fertility automatically becomes unlimited
  3. Crop diseases completely end
  4. All farmers farm without cost
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,livelihood-system,family,resources
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  1. Because it includes only market tax
  2. Because it has no relation with education
  3. Because food, labour, resources and social roles are linked in it
  4. Because it runs without family
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,traditional-knowledge,sustainability,local-adaptation
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  1. It always opposes scientific knowledge
  2. It can help decisions based on local experience of weather, seeds and soil
  3. It fixes every market price
  4. It ends irrigation need
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,green-revolution,inequality,inputs
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  1. Because farming had stopped in India
  2. Because only rainfall decided production
  3. Because crops were not sown
  4. Because access to irrigation, capital and inputs differed
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,tenancy,land-improvement,investment
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  1. Because future control over land is uncertain
  2. Because crops are never harvested
  3. Because irrigation is always free
  4. Because labour is not needed
Hard · Level 7 · agriculture,mechanisation,cost-benefit,custom-hiring
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  1. Machine colour and decoration
  2. Only the number of trees in the field
  3. Cost, frequency of use and rental options
  4. All village festivals