This document discusses key terms related to food production including irrigation, dams, subsistence farming, surplus farming, and godowns. It also mentions the use of high-yielding variety seeds to increase crop yields. Additionally, it discusses seasonal migrant workers in India and the role of NGOs like Disha Foundation and Suraksha in assisting migrant communities that often face exclusion from government programs.
This document discusses key terms related to food production including irrigation, dams, subsistence farming, surplus farming, and godowns. It also mentions the use of high-yielding variety seeds to increase crop yields. Additionally, it discusses seasonal migrant workers in India and the role of NGOs like Disha Foundation and Suraksha in assisting migrant communities that often face exclusion from government programs.
This document discusses key terms related to food production including irrigation, dams, subsistence farming, surplus farming, and godowns. It also mentions the use of high-yielding variety seeds to increase crop yields. Additionally, it discusses seasonal migrant workers in India and the role of NGOs like Disha Foundation and Suraksha in assisting migrant communities that often face exclusion from government programs.
Irrigation- A system of Dam-A dam is a wall built Subsistence farming -A form
supplying water to crops across a river. It is generally of agriculture or farming where far away from the rivers is made up of cement and rocks . the farmer is only able to grow A dam stops the flow of the enough to fulfil the needs of called irrigation . river . The water gets collected his family It could be through canals behind the dam and forms a and tube wells. lake. • Surplus farming- A form of agriculture or farming where the farmers owns large areas of land and produce more crops than their needs
• Godowns- Government stores the extra
Keyterms crops in a big storage area called Godown.
• HYV seeds- With the use of High Yielding
Variety Seeds (HYV) , more crop could be grown on the same piece of land. NGO’s and Seasonal Migrant Workers
Currently, India has few or no structural
policies or programmes targeting the Seasonal migration for livelihood among migrant issues in totality and this segment of poor groups is a growing phenomenon in the population still faces exclusion from the India due to various mainstream programmes. # rural impoverishment NGO’s like Disha Foundation and Suraksha # rapid industrialisation & are the pioneering organisations of India, # urbanization working with migrant communities and government authorities to respond to contemporary challenges at national level.