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Due to which of the following reasons has the production of foodgrains increased in the past?

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Use of fertilisers

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Use of pesticides

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Use of traditional irrigation system

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Use of traditional seeds

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Solution

The correct option is B Use of pesticides
In the past, there has been an increase in the foodgrain production. The main reasons behind this are the use of fertilisers, pesticides, and modern irrigation systems.

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