Agriculture in India

1. INTRODUCTION
BOOST OF RAIN BLOOM OF CULTIVATION
 Precipitation, especially rain, has a dramatic effect on
agriculture.
 Normal rainfall is essential for adequate agricultural
output.
 A regular rain pattern is usually vital to healthy plants,
too much or too little rainfall can be harmful, even
devastating to crops.
 A large portion of Indian farmers still depends upon
rain-fall to carry out the agricultural activities. Since,
agriculture is one of the most important constituent on
Indian economy (contributing around 16 percent of its
total GDP), monsoon season has an indirect impact on
its economy as well.

2. IMPORTANCE
1. Source of Livelihood
2. Significance to the International Trade
3. Rain over irrigation
4. Source of Raw Material
5. Great employments opportunity
6. Economic development

3. COMPONENTS
1. TECHNOLOGY
2. FINANCE
3. GOVERNMENT SCHEME
 PM FASAL BIMA YOJANA
 PM KRISHI SINCHAI YOJANA
4. IRRIGATION
5. EXPORT
6. LAND

4. BENEFITS
1. Technology enhance quality of production in
farming.
2. Reserve for emergency
3. Indian economy can be strengthen due to
agriculture.
4. Government policies have helped the farmers
for agriculture
5. Easy grains sowing due to technology.

5. CRITICALANALYSIS
1. URBANIZATION OF FARMERS
2. INCREASED SUICIDES OF FARMERS
3. IMPROPER USE OF PESTICIDES
4. FAILURE OF CLOUD SEEDING TECHNOLOGY

6. The monsoon is a feature, known to these terrains,
here rain is loved and adored and considered God's
domain, it won't cause destruction if we respect its
refrain......