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The Green Revolution of the late 1960s introduced farmers to:
ACow-dung manuring
BHigh yielding seeds
CPersian water wheels
DBullock cart tracks
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. High yielding seeds
1. Traditional seeds gave low yields.
2. New wheat and rice varieties gave much more grain per plant.
3. These were the HYV seeds.
_Source: NCERT Class 9 Economics, Chapter 1, The Story of Village Palampur._
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