Geography · Agro-Climatic Zones of Bihar
Consider the following statements regarding the soils and agro-climatic zones of Bihar: I. Based on its chemical and physical properties, the sandy, calcareous, and yellow Balthar soil of Kaimur is best suited for growing jowar, bajra, and arhar. II. The North-East Alluvial agro-climatic zone, which includes districts like Sitamarhi, Madhubani, and Katihar, primarily supports the cultivation of jute, maize, rice, and pulses. III. The Southern Plateau agro-climatic zone, covering Gaya and Nawada, is characterized by highly fertile alluvial soils and high rainfall, making it prone to frequent floods. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
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- 1Both II and III
- 2Both I and II✓
- 3Only I
- 4I, II, and III
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Both I and II
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