Agriculture — Concept Maps
ICSE · Class 6 · Geography
4 concept maps of Agriculture for ICSE Class 6 Geography, each also written out as a text outline. Part of the ICSE Class 6 Geography syllabus.
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Agriculture – Complete Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Agriculture
- Importance
- Livelihood for 70 percent people
- National Income
- Food and Fodder Supply
- Raw Material for Industries
- Foreign Exchange Earnings
- Employment Generation
- Factors Affecting
- Climate
- Temperature
- Rainfall
- Soil Type
- Topography
- Growing Season
- Climate
- Types of Farming
- Subsistence
- Primitive Farming
- Shifting Cultivation
- Commercial
- Intensive
- Extensive
- Plantation
- Mixed Farming
- Organic Farming
- Subsistence
- Methods of Cultivation
- Broadcasting
- Dibbling
- Drilling
- Transplantation
- Japanese Method
- Types of Crops
- Food Crops
- Rice
- Wheat
- Cash Crops
- Cotton
- Sugarcane
- Jute
- Plantation Crops
- Tea
- Coffee
- Rubber
- Food Crops
- Green Revolution
- HYV Seeds
- Chemical Fertilisers
- Irrigation
- Norman Borlaug
- Benefits
- Harmful Impacts
- Importance
Agriculture – Complete Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Agriculture
- Importance
- Source of livelihood
- National income
- Food and fodder
- Raw material for industries
- Foreign exchange earnings
- Employment generation
- Food security
- Factors Affecting
- Climate
- Temperature
- Rainfall
- Soil type
- Topography
- Growing season
- Market and transport
- Climate
- Types of Farming
- Subsistence
- Primitive farming
- Shifting cultivation
- Commercial
- Intensive
- Extensive
- Plantation
- Mixed
- Organic
- Subsistence
- Cropping Seasons
- Kharif June to November
- Rabi October to April
- Zayad Summer crops
- Major Crops
- Food Crops
- Wheat
- Rice
- Cash Crops
- Cotton
- Sugarcane
- Jute
- Plantation Crops
- Tea
- Coffee
- Rubber
- Food Crops
- Methods of Cultivation
- Broadcasting
- Dibbling
- Drilling
- Transplantation
- Japanese method
- Green Revolution
- Norman Borlaug
- HYV seeds
- Benefits
- Harmful effects
- Importance
Types of Agriculture and Their Characteristics
The map in words
- Types of Agriculture
- Subsistence Farming
- Primitive Farming
- Shifting Cultivation
- Small plots
- Family labor
- Self-consumption
- Commercial Farming
- Intensive Farming
- Small land
- High input
- High yield
- Extensive Farming
- Large land
- Low input per unit
- Total high output
- Plantation Farming
- Single crop
- Large estates
- Infrastructure
- Intensive Farming
- Organic Farming
- Natural fertilizers
- Crop rotation
- No chemicals
- Biodiversity
- Mixed Farming
- Crops and livestock
- Diversified output
- Risk reduction
- Subsistence Farming
Agriculture
The map in words
- Agriculture
- Importance of Agriculture
- Factors Affecting Agriculture
- Types of Farming
- Subsistence Farming
- Commercial Farming
- Organic Farming
- Methods of Cultivation
- Types of Crops
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