Which country is the second-largest producer of sugarcane in the world?
India
The correct answer is India.
It is a highly efficient converter of solar energy into biomass, making it a significant crop for bioenergy production. The juice extracted from the cane stalks is processed to produce crystalline sugar. The fibrous residue after juice extraction, known as bagasse, is often used as a fuel source in sugar mills or for producing paper and other products. Molasses, a byproduct of sugar refining, is used in animal feed, fermentation (for ethanol and other spirits), and baking.
Who among the following has developed Madhuban Gajar, a biofortified carrot variety with high β-carotene and iron content?
'Slash and burn' agriculture is known as _________ in Mexico and Central America.
As per the data of 2017-18 released by National Horticulture Board, which of the following states is the largest producer of Tur (Arhar) in India?
Which of the following statements is correct?
Any land which is left fallow (uncultivated) for more than ______ years is under the category of Culturable Wasteland.
______ is the care and cultivation of wildlands.
What type of crop is rice considered in Odisha?
The proportion of workers in the agriculture sector in India has seen a decline in decades 2001 to 2011, which is a major cause of unemployment. Select the correct option with reference to the agriculture sector decline.
Which of the following is NOT a kharif crop?
1 Rice
2 Cotton
3 Wheat
4 Mustard
5 Maize
6 Barley
Groundnut, ragi, jowar, and rice are grown in which of the following seasons?