What is shifting cultivation why did european foresters find it harmful for forest?
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SHIFTING CULTIVATION:-
- 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. This is called Shifting Cultivation.
- An area is cleared for cultivation for a period of time after that it is left uncultivated so it could gain fertility.
• WHY DID EUROPEAN BAN THIS:-
- the colonial foresters did not favour this system as it made it difficult for the government to calculate taxes, there is a danger of fire and also that no trees could grow on this kind of land.
- some people changed occupations.
- some people resided through large and small rebellion.
that's why European ban this system.
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