The degree of comercialization of agriculture varies from one region to another. Justify
Dear student,
- In agriculture, commercialization refers to planting or cultivation of crops which have high economic or commercial value
- The products obtained in this type of agriculture are used in industries and hence, this type of farming can also be termed as commercial farming
- The main aspects of this type of farming are usage of high yielding variety of seeds, high doses of chemicals, fertilizers, etc.
- These inputs result in higher production which are beneficial to land owners and farmers who use them
- Some examples of crops cultivated in this type of farming are plantation crops like tea, coffee, rubber etc.
- Even rice is considered as a commercial crop as it is a staple crop in some regions whereas it is a commercial crop in regions like Punjab
- These crops have high export value too
- Moreover, due to these inputs like land fertility, soil nature, fertilisers and water sources commercialisation of agriculture varies from one region to another