How commercialisation of agriculture led to disappearance of forests?
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the new demand for railways.
the british needed teak and oak for ship building.
the british encouraged growth of commercial crops like sugar and wheat.
tea plantations,coffee plantations and rubber plantation.
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In commercial farming, the crops are grown on big scales and a larger areas to sell crops in big markets that resulted in the disappearance of forests.
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- Farmers pick single crops in compliance with the region's natural and market conditions. It is generally categorized into comprehensive agriculture in this form of agriculture, intensive agriculture and agricultural plantations.
- Large-scale and more field crops were cultivated in commercial farming to supply crops on large markets, resulting in deforestation of large forest areas. Large-scale trees were cleared to meet commercial farming targets in colonial times.
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