Question

Define intensive ???? ​

Answer 1

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Intensive farming is an agricultural practice in which efforts are made to increase the production with added units of labour and capital and raise 2 to 3 crops in an year.

Outside labour is hired.

Extra tools may be required.

Production is primarily meant for domestic consumption. Excess is sold in the market.

Answer 2

Answer:

Intensive:

characterized by a high degree or intensity; often used as a combining form

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Intensive is intense, which comes from the Latin for “high strung,” plus –ive, meaning “having the qualities of.” It’s an adjective that cranks up whatever it modifies. Doing too many intensive activities can make you high strung indeed, like taking that intensive chemistry class or participating in an intensive study on the effects of sleeplessness by staying awake for four days straight. That might get you put in intensive care.