The correct answer is A) Coffee.
Karnataka is the largest producer of coffee in India, accounting for over 50% of the country’s production. The state has ideal conditions for coffee cultivation, with a warm climate and fertile soil. Coffee is grown in the Western Ghats mountains, which run through the state. The main coffee-growing districts are Chikmagalur, Hassan, Kodagu, and Shimoga.
Coffee is a major export crop for Karnataka, and the state earns a significant amount of foreign exchange from its production. Coffee is also an important source of employment for the state’s rural population.
Wheat is not a major crop in Karnataka. The state produces a small amount of wheat, but it is not a major contributor to the country’s wheat production.
Sugarcane is a major crop in Karnataka, and the state is one of the leading producers of sugarcane in India. However, coffee is still the most important crop in the state.
Jute is not a major crop in Karnataka. The state produces a small amount of jute, but it is not a major contributor to the country’s jute production.