It's impossible to definitively say which crop is
NOT cultivated in Goa without more information. Goa has a diverse agricultural landscape, and the specific crops grown can vary depending on factors like:
* Climate: Goa has a tropical climate, which supports a wide range of crops.
* Soil type: Different soil types are suitable for different crops.
* Market demand: Farmers will typically grow crops that are in high demand.
* Traditional practices: Certain crops may be traditionally grown in specific areas.
Therefore, to determine which crop is NOT cultivated in Goa, we would need to know:
* What specific crop are you interested in?
* What year are you asking about? (Agricultural practices can change over time)
However, here are some crops that are less common in Goa compared to other regions of India:
* Wheat: Goa's climate is generally too warm for wheat cultivation.
* Barley: Similar to wheat, barley is not commonly grown in Goa.
* Oats: Oats are not a major crop in Goa.
* Soybean: Soybean cultivation is limited in Goa.
It's important to note that even these crops might be grown on a smaller scale or in specific microclimates within Goa.
For more accurate information, it's best to consult local agricultural resources or experts.
