Five types of farmland

Declaration of the agricultural land of Kerala into five agro-ecological zones, making the soil and land bedding the main criteria. The Land Reform Amendment for Land and Cultivation of Thottamkal is also required by the Department of Agriculture to achieve the objectives of this Division. The action is based on a comprehensive study conducted by the Department of Agriculture with the help of the Kerala Agricultural University Planning Board.The new reform is a critical step in agricultural planning in light of the two floods and changes in soil and nature, and the impact of constant climate change.The biological properties of the soil, the structure of the land, the natural, climate and microbial elements of each region are scientifically analyzed and processed.The five zones are the coastal belt, the inland region, the lowland region, the hilly region and the Palakkad plain. Under this, 23 agro-ecological units were established. The goal is to make the ideal price a reality.A list of cultivable and unsuitable crops was prepared for each sector and unit. It is not forbidden to cultivate any crop in any region. But agriculture is a priority in this area. Awareness for staff has been started. Minister V.S. Sunil Kumar told Manorama that there was a tremendous change in the cultivation of the land under proper cultivation and management practices.The agriculture department had planned to reorganize the unit on the basis of division, but the controversy was called off due to controversy. The Planning Board of the University of Agriculture has also pointed out that the future of farmers in Kerala will be better if they sing to the scientific farming community under the global changes in agriculture.Experts suggest that the cultivation of fruit and vegetable crops as intercrops in the plantations should be allowed to cv transform the state into a changing system of farming. If the Left Front gets political approval, the government is planning to amend the law as an ordinance.