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Agriculture is the prime sector of the state economy. The performance of the agriculture sector influences the growth of economy and it helps in the development and growth of the industrial sector since agriculture sector provides the raw material to the industrial sector. The implications of a sustained growth of agricultural sector are huge for the economy of Bihar. Bihar is the third populous state after Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra. According to the 2011 census, 88.70 percent of populations live in rural areas where agriculture is the main occupation. Cropping pattern here has been defined as distribution of acreages expressed in percentages of total cropped area (Ramasubban, 1963). Cropping pattern in different regions determine the output mix. It has significant bearing on widening the geographical inequalities in income distribution. It was therefore, considered worthwhile to measure the changes in cropping patterns over a period of time and between the zones.

Cropping Pattern in Flood Prone Areas of Bihar: A Study in Perennially Flood Prone Districts of North Bihar