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Answered by Hindavi2605
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Shifting cultivation, or “slash-and-burn” cultivation or “swiddens,” involves the clearing of a plot of land, usually a forest area, its use for a few years, and, as soil fertility declines, its abandonment in favor of another plot of land to be cleared in the same fashion.

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slash-and-burn cultivation

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