Agriculture & Farming

  Introduction: Agriculture has long been the backbone of India's economy, and the  cultivation of cash crops  plays a pivotal role in shaping the country's agricultural landscape. Cash crops, grown primarily for sale and profit, contribute significantly to the nation's economy, rural livelihoods, and global trade. In this blog, we explore some prominent examples of cash crops in India that have not only transformed local economies but also established India's presence on the international agricultural stage. 1. Cotton: The Fabric of Prosperity Cotton, often referred to as "white gold," has a rich history in India. States like Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh are major cotton-producing regions. Cotton not only fuels the textile industry but also supports countless livelihoods. The cotton revolution in India has made the country a global player in textile and garment manufacturing. 2. Tea: Steeping Tradition and Trade Tea plantations, mainly concentrate