Land And Labour in a Deccan Village
Land And Labour in a Deccan Village
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) at 20 pounds per fupee Value of fourth and fifth pickings (300 Ibs. ) at 30 pounds per rupee Total 12 8 17 8 10 40 This shows a nett return of Rs. 19-4-0 per acre, but if the cultivator does his own work, it is subject to the same remarks as have been made in the case of groundnut, and will yield a nett profit of Rs. 29-8-0. The crop is therefore highly con- sidered as one which brings a good deal of actual cash into the pocket of the cultivator who grows it, beyond any value as fodder posses...sed by the plants after removal of the peas.
N. SUGARCANE.
The only other crop which demands separate treatment is sugarcane, not because of the large area it covers, for it is only a crop occasionally grown and it never exceeds seven acres in area, but because it represents the typical intensive culture of the Deccan, which a cultivator is almost always anxious to grow if he has a good well and circumstances are favourable. The methods, however, are very different and less intense than on the irrigation canals only a few miles distant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) at 20 pounds per fupee Value of fourth and fifth pickings (300 Ibs. ) at 30 pounds per rupee Total 12 8 17 8 10 40 This shows a nett return of Rs. 19-4-0 per acre, but if the cultivator does his own work, it is subject to the same remarks as have been made in the case of groundnut, and will yield a nett profit of Rs. 29-8-0. The crop is therefore highly con- sidered as one which brings a good deal of actual cash into the pocket of the cultivator who grows it, beyond any value as fodder posses...sed by the plants after removal of the peas.
N. SUGARCANE.
The only other crop which demands separate treatment is sugarcane, not because of the large area it covers, for it is only a crop occasionally grown and it never exceeds seven acres in area, but because it represents the typical intensive culture of the Deccan, which a cultivator is almost always anxious to grow if he has a good well and circumstances are favourable. The methods, however, are very different and less intense than on the irrigation canals only a few miles distant.
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