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Published on: 03/10/2019
The Story of Village Palampur
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1.
Mention any three differences between multiple cropping and Modern farming methods.
2.
Describe the utilization of surplus farm products by the different types of farmers?
3.
State any two advantages and three disadvantages of Green Revolution.
4.
What is physical capital? What are its different types?
5.
Name any four non-farming production activities in a village. Give any three features of such non-farming activities.
6.
Why does Mishrilal sell his jaggery to traders in Shaphur and not in his village?
7.
Who provides the labour in this case?
8.
What are the different ways of increasing production on the same piece of land? Use examples to explain.
9.
Why are the wages for farm labourers in Palampur less than minimum wages?
10.
Modern farming methods require more inputs which are manufactured in industry. Do you agree?
1.
Distinction between multiple Cropping and Modern Farming.
| S.No | Points of Difference | Multiple Cropping | Modern Farming |
| 1. | Meaning | The same land is used for different crops | Better variety of seeds and fertilisers used in modern farming |
| 2. | Increease production on a given piece of land and improve land fertility | Achieve higher yields which is measured as crop produced on a given piece of land during a single season. | |
| 3. | More than one crop is cultivated | Modern farming applicable on single crop |
2.
The surplus farm product is sold to the traders in the village who sell it to the shopkeepers in towns and cities. Farmers get good money in return for the surplus crop. This money cab be utilised for meeting their other needs of life service of carpenter, cobbler etc.
3.
Two advantages of green Revolution are:
(i) It has increased the prodution of foodgrains by many times.
(ii) It has also increased the standard of many times.
Three disadvantages of Green Revolution are:
(i) It was not suitable for poor farmers as it requires huge amount of capital.
(ii) It decreased soil fertility of land due to continuous use of chemical fertilisers.
(iii) It also reduced the water-level of ground due to continuous use of ground water for irrigation.
4.
Physical capital means the tangible and long term assets required for the production process. It includes the following:
(a) Tools, machine, buildings: Tools and machines range from very simple tools such as a farmer's plough to sophisticated machines such as generators, turbines, computers etc. Tools, machine, building can be used in production over many years, and are called fixed capital.
(b) Raw materials and money in hand: Production requires a variety of raw materials such as the yarn used by the weaver and the clay used by the potter.
5.
Following is the list of non-farm production activities taking place in our region.
(i) Dairy
(ii) Priest
(iii)Tailor
(iv) Moneylender
(v) Bee-keeper
(vi) Call centre employee
(vii) Astronaut
Following are three features of non-farming activities
(i) These activities help in survival
(ii) These activities provide capital for further production of goods and services.
(iii) These activities helps in production of goods and services.
6.
Mishrilal sells his jaggery to traders in Shahpur because of good pricing he can get from the traders. Otherwise also, in villages, consumption is not much.
7.
In this case, landless farmers are used as labour for the jaggery manufacturing unit.
8.
The following are the different ways of increasing production on the same piece of land:
(i) Modern farming method It helps in increasing the yield of the land. For example, use of High yield variety (HYV) of seed, pesticides, chemical fertilizers help in increasing the land productivity.
(ii) Multiple Cropping. Under multiple cropping system, more than one crop is grown on a piece of land. It increases the production on same piece of land. For example, wheat, bajra and potato can be grown on the same piece of land.
9.
1. The wages for farm laboures in Palampur is less than minimum wages because there is heavy competition for work among the farm laboures in Palampur, so people agree to work for lower wages or whatever they are given as wages.
2. The minimum wages for a farm labourer set the government is #115 per day (April 2011) but actually it is only between #80 per day
10.
Yes, we agree that modern farming methods required more input which are manufactured in industry. The input requirements include chemical fertilizers, pesticides, High yielding (HYVs) of seeds. These can be produced only when they are produced by industry. There is a named IFFCO which is engaged in the production chemical fertilizers, pesticides etc.
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