Chandan Kumar

FARMINNG Different Types of Farming in India 1. Subsistence Farming In India, a lot of farmers engage in subsistence farming primarily to sustain their livelihoods rather than seeking substantial profits from their harvests. Their cultivation is directed toward providing for themselves and their families. These farmers typically work with small land holdings, employing rudimentary farming tools. Subsistence farming methods typically do not incorporate the use of fertilizers and high-yielding variety (HYV) seeds. Nevertheless, despite their reliance on manual labour, these farmers often have essential amenities such as irrigation and electricity. This traditional farming approach results in relatively modest yields. The bulk of the produce is consumed by the fami...