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Agriculture ( In Tabular Form)

 What did you eat for dinner yesterday?

Whether it was Chappati your mom made or Pasta at a friend's party, There is one thing in common in these foods, They are grown through the vital profession of Agriculture...

Due to it's immense importance for our daily survival, it's been stressed upon very much even in our Geography chapters. 

In this Blog, we will be covering the 10th Grade 1st Term, Geography chapter of " Agriculture"in the form of a brief yet informative table. 














Hope you remember this blog when you relish the delicacies you get,  as a treat for passing your geography exam!😋😁







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