Question

shifting agriculture is known as.
1)podu
2)nadu
3)nedu
4)eenadu​

Answer 1

Answer:

shifting agriculture is known as

option 1 podu

Answer 2

The right response in context to agriculture is option 1: Podu.

• Podu farming is also known as shifting agriculture.
• Tribals living in the forest region are the major practitioners of this sort of agriculture.
• Tribals cultivate crops on a specific plot of land in this form of agricultural practice. They cut down the plants from here and burn them once they have had the crops for a while and the output has diminished.
• This is done to protect a specific area of soil from insects and pests, as well as to boost the fertility of the soil.
• This practice has been going on for a long time. When the soil's productivity is totally depleted, they move to another location in the forest and repeat the process.
• As a result, it's also known as shifting agriculture.