An analysis of crop combination regions– a case study of coochbehar district based on john carrier weaver’s method

Agricultural is one of the important occupations for the Indian farmers. The Indian half of the populations is directly engaged in this occupation. The agricultural sector is a play vital role for development of the Indian national income, also this sector providing works to three fourth of the total national population. It is also development the social status, human being and per capita GDP; it also will continue to be life line of the National economy. It is the largest private enterprise and it is contributes nearly one fourth of the national GDP, sustains of livelihood and it is backbone of agro based industry. Agriculture or cultivation is still shapes the backbone of our present national economy and it is play crucial role of a human being. It is also will still to be the life line of the national economy. The fields of agriculture in India subscribe almost one half of the Indian National income and it is also giving job three fourth of the total national population. There are many of population working in this sector, but the cultivator’s economic level or status is very poor. The crop combination discusses method or technique which defines location areas, cropping pattern, crop concentration, cropping variation and crop diversification of a given area. The present day cultivation is one of the most important economic activities of inhabited region peoples in Coochbehar district. One of the methods of agricultural regionalization useful for discuss of farming practices and planning of the Coochbehar district in the state of West Bengal. In the present research paper attempted has been made to impress crop combination regions in Coochbehar district of West Bengal by using the Rafiullah’s (1956) maximum positive deviation method. This district is one of the important agricultural regions in the state as well as North-East India.