The green revolution technology resulted in an increase in the production of cereal crops from 72.4 million tons in 1965-66 to ________ million tons in 1978-79.
131.9
The Green Revolution introduced high-yield variety seeds, improved irrigation methods, fertilizers, and pesticides, significantly boosting agricultural productivity. Cereal production rose from 72.4 million tons in 1965-66 to 131.9 million tons in 1978-79.
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