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Compare the sugarcane farming in North India and South India.

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North India South India
The yield per hectare is low due to unfavourable climatic conditions. The yield per hectare is high due to tropical climatic conditions.
The crushing season is short in northern India. The crushing season is longer than northen India.
The factories are old and obsolete machineries are used Most of the mills are new and are well equipped with modern machines.

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