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Which are the top three producing states of food grains in India?
In India, rice is mainly produced in three states, which are West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab. West Bengal produces the most rice, with a total contribution of 13.62 percent.
In India, rice is mainly produced in three states, which are West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab. West Bengal produces the most rice, with a total contribution of 13.62 percent.
See lessWhen was the first agricultural census of India conducted?
For the first time, agricultural census was conducted in the year 1970-71.
For the first time, agricultural census was conducted in the year 1970-71.
See lessWhose seed crop is the newly released CSR-43?
One such variety of paddy, CSR-43, has been developed by the scientists of the Central Soil Salinity Research Institute. This variety of paddy plant can give yield even in 9.5 pH soil. The height of this variety of paddy plant is up to 100 centimeters.
One such variety of paddy, CSR-43, has been developed by the scientists of the Central Soil Salinity Research Institute. This variety of paddy plant can give yield even in 9.5 pH soil. The height of this variety of paddy plant is up to 100 centimeters.
See lessWho is considered the father of community development programs in India?
Surendra Kumar Dey is considered the father of community development programs in India
Surendra Kumar Dey is considered the father of community development programs in India
See lessWhich country is the largest producer of food grains in the world?
The correct answer is China currently
The correct answer is China currently
See lessWhat is the cost of 1kg silk in India ?
The price of raw mulberry silk was over 4.5 thousand Indian rupees per kilogram in fiscal year 2023, an increase from the previous year. Mulberry silk is a highly priced fabric that is 100 percent natural, odorless, and hypoallergic.
The price of raw mulberry silk was over 4.5 thousand Indian rupees per kilogram in fiscal year 2023, an increase from the previous year. Mulberry silk is a highly priced fabric that is 100 percent natural, odorless, and hypoallergic.
See lessWhat are the diseases of sericulture?
Major silkworm diseases are viral such as nuclear polyhedrosis (Bombyx mori nucleopolyhedrovirus; BmNPV), cytoplasmic polyhedrosis (Bombyx mori cytoplasmic polyhedrovirus; BmCPV), infectious flacherie (Bombyx mori infectious flacherie virus; BmIFV), densonucleosis (Bombyx mori densovirus; BmDNV)
Major silkworm diseases are viral such as nuclear polyhedrosis (Bombyx mori nucleopolyhedrovirus; BmNPV), cytoplasmic polyhedrosis (Bombyx mori cytoplasmic polyhedrovirus; BmCPV), infectious flacherie (Bombyx mori infectious flacherie virus; BmIFV), densonucleosis (Bombyx mori densovirus; BmDNV)
See lessWhat are the disadvantages of sericulture?
Sericulture uses various techniques which can be harmful to farmers, one by-product which is released during the rearing process is carbon monoxide that can cause skin allergies, irritation and respiratory problems.
Sericulture uses various techniques which can be harmful to farmers, one by-product which is released during the rearing process is carbon monoxide that can cause skin allergies, irritation and respiratory problems.
See lessWhat is the aim of sericulture?
To increase the quantity of rearing for more production of cocoons. To improve the quality and quantity production of seed cocoon and reeling cocoons with financial support for construction of rearing house cocooning shed, and rearing equipments. To increase supply of disease free lying to the farmeRead more
To increase the quantity of rearing for more production of cocoons. To improve the quality and quantity production of seed cocoon and reeling cocoons with financial support for construction of rearing house cocooning shed, and rearing equipments. To increase supply of disease free lying to the farmers.
See lessProvide the history of silk in India ?
The Tiger of Mysore “Tippu Sultan” is the father of the Karnataka Silk industry. In 1785 he sent people to Bengal to learn sericulture and to establish the same in his Mysore Kingdom. He wanted “Mysore to be the foremost among silk producing nations”.
The Tiger of Mysore “Tippu Sultan” is the father of the Karnataka Silk industry. In 1785 he sent people to Bengal to learn sericulture and to establish the same in his Mysore Kingdom. He wanted “Mysore to be the foremost among silk producing nations”.
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