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Write a note on jhoom farming on 4 lines

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Answered by kiran215
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1 jhoom farming is very interesting

2 after cutting one crops the land is left for some years

3 the bamboo or weeds are not pulled out

4 they are cut and burnt

5 the ash make the land fertile

6 when the land is ready for it to farming and it is lighty dug up and not ploughing

7 seeds are droper on it

8 in one farm different types of crops like vegetable<chiilies<rice can been grown

Answered by Nithyar6
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Jhoom Farming

1. Jhoom Farming is known as 'Slash and burn Agriculture '.

2.In this type of farming the vegetation on land is cut down so that the cultivation of crop can be done.

3.It is also known as 'Shifting Cultivation ' or 'Sweeden Cultivation '.

4. In India,it is practised in states like Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya,Mizoram,Andhra Pradesh.

5. It cause damage to the environment.

Explanation:-

More about Jhoom Farming:-

In this type of cultivation,trees are cut to burn vegetation on land,then the cultivation is done on that land. Then all the vegetation that is cut is burnt and the ash is left behind.This ash makes the soil fertile.After cultivation was done on one land,then another land also follow the same.

This is old method of cultivation and generally practised in North eastern India.

This method is harmful for environment because when the vegetation is burnt,it causes air pollution.

Rice, corn ,millet, and buckwheat are among the chief crops grown by this method. It also causes deforestation .After some years ,the fertility of soil also get reduced. There is also a threat to biodiversity by this cultivation.

It is a sort of organic farming which makes the soil fertile by organic matter. It has higher productivity even on small area. It also prevents the growth of weeds.

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