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Why is Indian agriculture traditionally described as a 'gamble on the monsoons'?
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- 1Due to over-reliance on international market prices
- 2Due to a complete monopoly of corporate contract farming
- 3Due to inadequate artificial irrigation and high dependence on rainfall✓
- 4Due to excessive groundwater recharge facilities across the country
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Due to inadequate artificial irrigation and high dependence on rainfall
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