Indian Science and Technology in the Eighteenth Century: Some Contemporary European Accounts c20.44
Indian Science and Technology in the Eighteenth Century: Some Contemporary European Accounts c20.44
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c20.44
It is now time to return to the more immediate subject of this article, the husbandry of Malabar. The practice varies in many respects from the Northern parts of India, or where they grow wheat, and other grains which are not cultivated in Malabar. The practice is regulated by the soil, the surface and the crops. In each region of India there is some peculiarity in the mode and articles of cultivation, which must be adapted to the climate, the difference of seasons, and the nature of the ground.