How is cultivation of wheat in India different from that in the prairies?

The cultivation of wheat in India typically involves diverse cropping systems and is often practiced in smaller, fragmented fields, relying on a mix of traditional and modern farming techniques. In contrast, the prairies of North America feature large-scale, mechanized farming with monoculture practices, focusing on high-yield varieties and extensive use of fertilizers and pesticides. While India's wheat cultivation heavily depends on monsoon rains, the prairies benefit from a more predictable climate and irrigation systems. Additionally, the labor force in India is more labor-intensive compared to the mechanized approach prevalent in the prairies.