Class 8 Science Crop Production and Management: NCERT Solutions for Question 10
Arrange the following boxes in proper order to make a flow chart of sugarcane crop production.
The boxes can be arranges in the following order to make a flow chart of sugarcane crop production:
- Preparation of the soil means turning and tilling of the soil.
- Ploughing means loosen the soil again.
- The process of sowing the seeds of good quality is called as sowing.
- The process of putting humus in the field for a better crop is called as manuring.
- Watering the crop is known as irrigation. It is done in an interval of time.
- The cutting of crops when it becomes mature is called as harvesting.
- After harvesting the crop, it will sent to the sugar factory.
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