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In addition to the grain and building stone resources of the area, some areas are rich in mineral resources. India has an abundance of mineral resources such the salt and limestone deposits. Therefore, this area has potential for sustaining agricultural development. We have identified five major salt producing areas in India which are located on the Gujarat, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, East Rajasthan, and North Haryana States.
The study area is wide ranging from 25° N to 30° N latitude, 25°N to 25°E longitude and 70° E to 82° E latitude, covering an area of more than 5,000 km². The study area spans the districts of Gujarat, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, East Rajasthan and Haryana and also includes parts of Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab.
India has a unique rice production system. In this system, rice is harvested twice a year, April to June and September to November. Extensive irrigation liberates most of the rice fields from unpredictable rain. However, there are some unirrigated areas where the rice is monocropped. Ethiopia and East Africa are famous for their steep slopes in the Sahel region with Eragrostis tef as the major summer crop. The main winter crop is sorghum. Sorghum requires alkaline soil with a pH of 8.3 to 9.5. Rice and wheat are also cultivated in riparian zones of the Kumbhaghat, Sangani and Sapta sindhu rivers of Haryana. Cultivation of both cereals is widespread in the both the rain and summer seasons. The climate is generally dry throughout the year. The temperature ranges between 55 and 80° F (13 and 27° C). The area receives an average rainfall of 25 to 60 inches (652 to 1524 mm) per annum. Wheat has been cultivated in Meticaria indica and Hakea stipulacea pastures for the last 7200 years. d2c66b5586