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Discuss about the variety of ways the forests were used by communities living within them

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Answered by XxSilentAgent47xX

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Forests can be used by local communities as Food, fodder, fuel, timber and so on. Explanation: Local community people performed the slash and burn agriculture for their production of foods, its otherwise known as Shifting cultivation or Jhum cultivation.

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Answered by mraghukishore2008

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Forests can be used by local communities as Food, fodder, fuel, timber and so on. Explanation: Local community people performed the slash and burn agriculture for their production of foods, its otherwise known as Shifting cultivation or Jhum cultivation.

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