Question:

Which of the following is a key feature of the agricultural economy in Kerala?

AHigh production of rice and wheat

BLarge-scale corporate farming

CFragmented landholding and small-scale farming

DDominance of food grain exports

Answer:

C. Fragmented landholding and small-scale farming

Explanation:

Kerala’s agricultural economy is characterized by small and fragmented landholdings, where small-scale farming dominates. This has both advantages, such as community-based farming practices, and challenges like limited scalability and productivity.


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