why shifting agriculture is banned?
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Shifting agriculture is banned as...
1.it cause soil infertility
2.it causes airpollution
3.its doesnt surely work all the time to give profits for the farmers
1.it cause soil infertility
2.it causes airpollution
3.its doesnt surely work all the time to give profits for the farmers
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Hello! friend,
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British banned shifting cultivation because they regarded the practice as harmful for the forests.They felt that the land which was used for cultivation every few years could not grow trees for railway timber.When a forest was burnt,There was the added danger of the frames spreading and burning valuable timber.Shifting culture also made it harder for the govt to calculate taxes.As a result many communities were forcibly displayed from their homes in forests.
Some had changed their occupations and some resisted through large and small rebellions.
Thank you dear.
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British banned shifting cultivation because they regarded the practice as harmful for the forests.They felt that the land which was used for cultivation every few years could not grow trees for railway timber.When a forest was burnt,There was the added danger of the frames spreading and burning valuable timber.Shifting culture also made it harder for the govt to calculate taxes.As a result many communities were forcibly displayed from their homes in forests.
Some had changed their occupations and some resisted through large and small rebellions.
Thank you dear.
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