Ranking
|
Crop Name
|
Economic Value( b USD)
|
1
|
Rice
|
35.74
|
2
|
Wheat
|
12.13
|
3
|
Sugarcane
|
8.61
|
4
|
Mangoes
|
8.12
|
5
|
Bananas
|
7.60
|
6
|
Cotton
|
5.81
|
7
|
Potatoes
|
5.31
|
8
|
Fresh Vegetables
|
5.28
|
9
|
Tomatoes
|
4.12
|
10
|
Onions
|
3.84
|
Economic value of crops
indicate total yield in an year on basis of its economic value in terms of US
dollar. The table presents the
ten most important agricultural crops in India, by economic value, in
2009. The table suggests India
has large potential for further accomplishments from productivity increases, in
increased agricultural output and agricultural incomes. The only solution is to increase the
yield per hectare in India.' We need to
1. adopt modern agricultural practices,
2. plug in all wastages and inefficiencies,
3. use sustainable agricultural practices and
4. strengthen the storage capabilities and the supply chain
Although agriculture in India has shown an
increase in average agricultural output per hectare in last 60 years, much more
needs to be accomplished to reach the top-ranking countries and ensure our food
safety.
Source : http://www.biodiversityofindia.org
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