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Agriculture PYQs Analysis UPSC (1995 - 2023)

Global warming due to agriculture
Crop distribution in India - मैप रेडी रहना होगा। 
  1. Agriculture OnlyIAS
  2. Food Crops in India : Classification and Characteristics
  3. Cropping Pattern and Major Crops DristiIAS
  4. Climate
  5. Temperature
  6. Rainfall
  7. States
  8. Methods of Cultivation
  9. Ranking in the world
  10. Cereals Pulses and Oil seeds - Amount of production in increasing and decreasing order.
  11. Name of crops (Climate, Soil, Rainfall, Region)
    • Coffee
Land and Soil
  1. Compare net sown area of states in India.
  2. Sate wise soil
  3. Which soil is best for which crop?
  4. Soil erosion and conservation
  5. High Yeilding Variety of crops in India
    • Arjun
    • Jaya
    • Padma
    • Solanki
    • Cotton - H-4, Raj-16, Dhanalaxmi, and Fateh
Important Terms
  1. BT-gene
  2. Dalbergia
Plant Species
  1. Dalbergia
Location, Places
  1. Barak Valley
  2. Chikmagalur - Coffee production
  3. Mandya - Sugar and paper production
Government Ministry, Organization, Committe, Movement etc
  1. Ministry of Environment and Forest Climate
  2. Biosafety Protocol / Convention on Biological Diversity
  3. Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety
  4. Acharya Vinobha Bhave's Bhoodan Movement
  5. National Food Security Mission
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