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what is shifting cultivation ?​

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Answered by ranjeetprasad230
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Answer:

a way of farming in some tropical countries in which farmers use an area of land until it cannot be used for growing plants any more, then move on to a new area of land

Answered by iambabitasaini
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Answer:

when people start grow crops on a field and leave it after harvesting of this crop is called shifting cultivation.

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