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Land which can be cultivated, but has been left unused for the season is called:

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Fallow land is the answer

Answered by shawaizshah27

Answer: Answer: Fallow land is the land that a farmer plows but does not cultivate for one or more seasons to allow the field to become more fertile again

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Land which can be cultivated, but has been left unused for the season is called:​

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Land which can be cultivated, but has been left unused for the season is called: