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Question
Despite favourable climatic conditions, a farmer’s crop failed to give good yield. Give the possible reasons for this.
Solution
If despite favourable climatic conditions, farmer’s crop failed to give good yield, the possibilities may be
- Selection of crops was not done correctly.
- He did not use good quality and healthy seeds.
- His field was not well irrigated.
- Manures/fertilisers were not timely and properly applied.
- Weeds were not removed.
- Seeds were not sown at appropriate distance.
- The soil was not ploughed and levelled properly.
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