Why does the cultivation of wheat crop confined to the noth-western parts of India? Mention two reasons.
Dear student,
The the following are the two reasons why wheat is grown in North Western part of our country:-
1-the cultivation of wheat requires alluvial soil and humid climate during its growing months in North Western part of our country provides these two conditions very favorably . Apart from that the another part of country experiences extreme winter which is also a good condition for wheat growth
2-Western disturbance that bring sudden winter rain in North western parts of Indian Subcontinent is very useful for growth of Wheat crop. An average of four to five western disturbances form during the winter season. Precipitation during the winter season has great importance in agriculture, particularly for rabi crops
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The the following are the two reasons why wheat is grown in North Western part of our country:-
1-the cultivation of wheat requires alluvial soil and humid climate during its growing months in North Western part of our country provides these two conditions very favorably . Apart from that the another part of country experiences extreme winter which is also a good condition for wheat growth
2-Western disturbance that bring sudden winter rain in North western parts of Indian Subcontinent is very useful for growth of Wheat crop. An average of four to five western disturbances form during the winter season. Precipitation during the winter season has great importance in agriculture, particularly for rabi crops
Regards