The document discusses farming and other activities in the village of Palampur. It describes how farmers were able to grow multiple crops in a year through traditional farming methods like multiple cropping. It also mentions the introduction of high yielding variety seeds during the Green Revolution and discusses non-farming production activities in Palampur such as labor, land, and machinery.

1. Story of
village
Palampur

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4. Other Activities in Palampur

5. ORGANISATION OF
PRODUCTION

6. production

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9. FARMING INPALAMPUR

10. Land is fixed

11. Isthere a way one can grow
more from the sameland?

12. The main reason why farmers are ableto
grow three different crops in ayear

13. MULTIPLE CROPPING

14. TRADITIONAL FARMING METHODS

15. GREEN REVOLUTION

16. Will the land sustain?

17. How is land distributedbetween
the farmers of Palampur?

22. NON-FARMING
ACTIVITIES IN
PALAMPUR

28. A. High yielding variety seeds
B. Heavy yielding variety seeds
C. Half yielding variety seeds
D. None of the above

29. A. Non-economic activities
B. Non-farming activities
C. Non-traditional activities
D. Non-market activities

30. A. Zamindar
B. Moneylender
C. Entrepreneur
D. Manager

31. A. In cash
B. In kind
C. Not paid
D. Both (A) & (B)

32. A. Labour
B. Land
C. Machinery
D. All of the above

33. Ques.
Name any four non-farming
production activities practised in
Palampur. Giver brief description of
any three.

34. Ques.
How was multiple cropping practised
in Palampur? Explain.

35. Ques.
Which capital can be considered as
the best: land, labour, physical capital
or human capital and why?