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What is meant by indigenous practices in agriculture?Describe forest gardens and shifting cultivation as indigenous practices​

Answer 1

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For thousands of years, and continuing today, native peoples of the Amazon basin have practiced traditional shifting cultivation, which combines farming with forested habitats. Shifting cultivation, sometimes called swidden or slash and burn, is commonly found throughout the Amazon and other tropical regions worldwide. Shifting cultivation systems are designed to adapt to the soil and climatic characteristics of the Amazon basin- low soil fertility, high precipitation, and fast leaching of nutrients

Answer 2

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Indigenous agricultural practices adopted by locals largely depend on traditional knowledge, common in agricultural system to preserve ecosystem, biodiversity, and useful in maintaining sustainable food and human health.