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Agriculture — Social Science STD 8 — Question

Rajasthan BoardEnglish MediumSTD 8Social ScienceAgriculture3 Marks
Question
Name the different types of culture.
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Answer

The different types of culture are as follows:
  1. Agriculture: Cultivation on the soil, i.e., raising crops and rearing livestock.
  2. Sericulture: It is commercial rearing of silk worms.
  3. Pisciculture: It is breeding of fish in specially constructed tanks and ponds.
  4. Viticulture: It is cultivation of grapes.
  5. Horticulture: Growing of vegetables, flowers and fruits for commercial use.

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