What were the strategies used for increasing productions in the early stages?
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27th March 2018,
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Strategies used for increasing productions in the early stages were:
- The farmers shifted to iron-tipped plough agriculture, which spread in fertile alluvial river valleys such as those of the Ganga and the Kaveri from c. sixth century BCE.
- In some parts of the Ganga valley, production of paddy was dramatically increased by the introduction of transplantation.
- Another strategy adopted to increase agricultural production was the use of irrigation, through wells, tanks and canals.
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