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what is shifting agriculture

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Answered by ashi2203
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Shifting agriculture is the type of cultivation in which the farmers cut trees and clear the land for cultivation.They also burn the uprooted trees and mix their ashes in the soil so as to fertile the soil. After cultivation and harvesting they move on to other land and repeat the same process. The European foresters banned it because in this process, there are also chances of hazards like forest fires, loss of fertility and for stability in the state they wanted to control these nomadic tribes.

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Answered by alishaabraham
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A form of agriculture,  in which an area of ground is cleared of vegetation and cultivated for a few years and then abandoned for a new area until its fertility has been naturally restored , is known as shifting agriculture 
also known as burn or slash cultivation.


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