How did ancient India grow their food?
They practiced mixed farming, combining crop cultivation with livestock. Think of it like the ultimate farm-to-table setup, except, you know, 3,000 years ago.
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Ancient India thrived on irrigation! They used canals, wells, and tanks to water their crops. And let's not forget crop rotation and animal manure – those ancient farmers knew their stuff.
Ancient Indians used the monsoon season and river-based irrigation to grow crops. Simple, effective, and naturally synchronized with the environment.
Honestly, they just used good old-fashioned crop rotation and plenty of natural manure for fertilization. Those ancient farmers had a green thumb!
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