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Commercial farming refers to large-scale agricultural production focused on maximizing profit and the rearing of animals for the primary purpose of generating profit and economic gain.

Commercial farming can take different forms such as dairy farming, plantation farming, poultry farming, monoculture farming, and livestock ranching.

There are many advantages to commercial farming like :

1. Increased productivity

2. Reduced costs

3. Increased profits

Commercial farming focuses on selling produce in the market to generate profit, whereas subsistence farming is geared towards producing enough food to meet the needs of the farmers.

Gujarat, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra are the states that practice commercial farming the most in India.

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