India is a leading producer of grains and other essential commodities. The new modern techniques used for agriculture have increased the production thus adding to the economy of the nation.

2. Importance of Agriculture in India
India is considered as a less
developing country since
ages and agricultural
development have always
added to the economy of this
nation to make a secured
place in the world market
economy. Agriculture and
other activities associated to
it contribute nearly 50% to
the economy of India. Hence
it is considered as the prime
occupation of the localities.

3. Contribution of agriculture to the
economy of India.
India has always been the
largest producer of milk,
cashew nuts, coconuts, tea,
ginger, turmeric and black
pepper worldwide. Along with
this, it also has a large
production of grains and other
agricultural products. The
quality and quantity produced
are in demand in the outside
world and hence the export of
canned products adds to the
economy of India.

4. Modern Agricultural Techniques
Now a days, Government has
implemented new
techniques to improve the
quantity of production along
with the stable good quality
of agro based products.
Funds are provided to the
farmers so that the modern
techniques and implements
can be used to increase the
yield. Tractors and
harvesters are introduced to
save time thus making it easy
for the farmers who struggle
day and night on the field to
serve for this beautiful
nation.

5. Government Schemes for Agriculture
The Government has
implemented several schemes
to avoid exploitation of the
farmers who have served our
nation since decades. Such
schemes are known as Yojanas
have been successful in the
growth of production,
agricultural development and
the economy. Funds are
provided on a timely basis to
the Indian farmers for their
well being and to use new
modern machinery for
agricultural purpose.

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