List of top Geography Questions on Agriculture asked in CBSE CLASS XII

Explain the causes of air pollution and suggest any three measures to overcome it.

“The government of India’s campaign ‘Beti Bachao – Beti Padhao’ is an effective step to empower women.” Justify the statement.

“The Indian agricultural problems have physical constraints and institutional hindrances.” Support the statement with suitable examples.

Choose the most appropriate option related to major crops of plantation farming in India.

Explain the geographical requirements and production of coffee in India.

Examine the agricultural development in India since independence.

Examine the various problems of Indian agriculture.

Explain the increase in agricultural output and improvement in technology since independence in India.

Choose the correctly matched pair from the following : (Crop) - (Leading Producer State)

“The Indian agricultural problems have physical constraints and institutional hindrances.” Support the statement with suitable examples.

Name the state leading in tea production.

Choose the correct option related to major Kharif crops of the North India.

Name the state leading in the production of rice.

Name the state leading in wheat production.

Mention an area of mixed farming in South America.

Name the area where extensive commercial grain farming is practised in New Zealand.

Examine the agricultural development in India since independence.

Examine the various problems of Indian agriculture.

(a) Explain the economic factors affecting the distribution of world population. OR (b) Explain the physical factors affecting the distribution of world population.

Explain the problem of 'low productivity' of Indian agriculture. Analyse the role of 'National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture' to solve this problem. + 3 = 5

Explain the problems of the 'indebtedness' of Indian farmers. Analyse the importance of 'farmer's portal' in helping the farmers. + 3 = 5

Explain the problem of low productivity of Indian agriculture. Analyse the role of ``National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture'' to solve this problem.

Explain the problems of the ``indebtedness'' of Indian farmers. Analyse the importance of ``Farmer’s Portal'' in helping the farmers.

Explain the dependence on erratic monsoon and low productivity as the problems of Indian agriculture.

Explain the ‘Lack of Commercialisation’ and ‘Lack of Land Reforms’ as the problems of Indian agriculture.