Indian Agriculture

A farmer's purchasing capacity for inputs determines the cropping system and production practices. Higher inputs are correlated with higher yields, so the financial ability of the farmer influences the level of production practices.

The text mentions 'no cost' production, 'low cost' production, and 'high cost' production practices as the different levels of production practices.

The factors that influence farming practices and agricultural technologies in India include the amount of land, financial conditions, and access to information and technologies.

<p>There is a correlation between higher inputs and higher yields in farming, meaning that the amount of investment in inputs influences the amount of production.</p> Signup and view all the answers