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Shifting cultivation is responsible for soil erosion ?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Farmers in the research sites complained that the shorter rotation schedules had led to increased soil erosion and reduced yields. ... “Shifting cultivation militates against soil erosion, but only if there is alternative land allowing fallow periods long enough for soil regeneration,” says Pierret

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Soil erosion in Southeast Asia's uplands can lead to serious land degradation. A new study suggests legislation limiting traditional shifting cultivation actually increases the erosion rates.

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