A Geographical Analysis of soil Classification in Rajasthan: A Case Study of Crop survival

Abstract Rajasthan is a very hot and dry state in the northwestern part of India. This paper examines the study of types of soils and physical and chemical properties of soils in Rajasthan. Different type of crops survives in the related soil category and people are also dependent on agriculture. The cropping system is traditional but crop diversity is rich in the state. The dominant soil in Rajasthan is desert soil and the major dominant crop of Rajasthan is Bajra. The sand dune of shifting nature which moves from one place to another place with high speed winds and is the main problem of this region. The agriculture in Rajasthan is sustainable in nature and there is diversity in traditional crop farming. In this paper the main objectives is to examine the soil pattern and crops survive in this harsh conditions. The scenario of irrigation is that it mainly depends on the seasonal rainfall.