KERALA PSC / KERALA ECONOMICS / AGRICULTURE IN KERALA
/ NOTES / STUDY MATERIALS
KERALA PSC / KERALA ECONOMICS / AGRICULTURE IN KERALA / NOTES / STUDY MATERIALS
·
Kuttanadu
is known as the Granary of Kerala
·
The
largest producer of Paddy in Kerala is Palakkad
·
Coconut
reached Kerala from Sri Lanka
·
Red
Chilli was brought to Kerala by the Portuguese from Brazil
·
Travancore
Agricultural Department was organized by Sri Moolam Thirunnal
·
Largest
producer of Pepper in India is Kerala
·
Kerala
produces 97% of national output of pepper and accounts for 85% out of the area under
natural rubber in the country
·
Largest
producer of Tapioca in Kerala is Thiruvananthapuram district
·
Central
Plantation Crops Research Institute (CPCRI) in Kasargode was started in 1970
·
Waynad
is the largest producer of coffee seeds and ginger in Kerala
·
Kasargode
district is the only tobacco cultivating district in Kerala
·
Coconut
is the most important agricultural product of Kerala
·
Kerala
cultivates 30% of its area with coconut, 16% with Rubber and 13% with Paddy
· Kerala
accounts for about 60% of the total production of coconut in India. The annual yield
of coconut in Kerala is approximately 450 crores. Kozhikode district stands
first in producing coconuts in Kerala
·
About
90% of India’s rubber production is from Kerala
·
Idukki
and Wayanad are the spice districts of the state
·
Kerala
is popularly known as the Spice Garden of India
·
Kuttanad
is the place in Kerala where rearing of ducks is most popular
· Central
Plantation Crops Research Institute, Kasargode (CPCRI) developed 4 new
varieties of coconut trees namely Kalpa Prathibha, Kalpadenu, Kalpa Mithra and
Kalpa Raksha
·
Tropical
Botanic Garden and Research Institute is an autonomous Institute established by
the Kerala Government
·
Indian
Institute of Spices Research situated in Kozhikode
· Central
Tuber Crops Research Institute is established in 1963 with its headquarters at Sreekariyam,
Trivandrum
·
Kerala
Agricultural University (KAU) is situated in Mannuthy, Thrissur
KERALA PSC / KERALA ECONOMICS / AGRICULTURE IN KERALA / NOTES / STUDY MATERIALS

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