Dry land farming in India is largely confined to areas with rainfall less than
- A.100 cm
- B.85 cm
- C.80 cm
- D.75 cm
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Dryland farming is practised where annual rainfall is below about 75 cm. Indian agriculture is grouped by the source of moisture into irrigated and rainfed farming, and rainfed farming is further divided into dryland and wetland farming.
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