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shifting cultivation is no longer used, they now eat poo.
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Why do some countries still use DDT?
It's a cheap way to control mosquitoes in undeveloped areas. Mosquitoes are the vectors for malaria and DDT is effective in controlling the population. India, China, and N. Korea still produce and export DDT however agricultural use is banned by the 2004 Stockholm Convention. India and N. Korea may still use DDT on crops.
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i wont tell use brain by: sanju
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they use different culture
Is shifting cultivation the most extensive form use?
NO
What is a modification of shifting cultivation where crops are rotated around a village fallow periods are shorter and soil may be enriched through household wastes?
Intercropping is a modification of shifting cultivation where different crops are grown together in the same field to maximize land use efficiency.
What are kayapo womens jobs?
They use the slash and burn technique to clear the jungle for their shifting cultivation method of farming.The men perform rituals that require the wearing of monkey masks.
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no
Is it bad to not use your clutch while down shifting and up shifting in a civic SI?
Yes, always use your clutch for any kind of shifting
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Petoria
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Armenia
What countries still use rationing?
not enough, they are still fat bastards :(
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physical and economic factor use in the cultivation of rice
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Cultivation allows farmers to use fewer herbicides. Cultivation will often allow the soil to warm more quickly as well, leading to earlier crops.
What is the land use pattern in south Asia?
This paper is concerned with the consequences of population growth and its increasing density on land use pattern and its changes. For this purpose, the empirical evidences are drawn from FAO statistics with reference to Southeast Asian Countries. The paper attempted to provide both a regional and comparative perspective in understanding the relationship between population growth and land use changes. The study observed a steady growth in the human population during the last three decades, though the growth rate has declined during the nineties. The unequal distribution of population in terms of its size and growth was observed among the Southeast Asian Countries. The analysis indicated changes in land use pattern towards ‘arable and permanent cropland’ and ‘land not available for cultivation’. However, such a trend varied across Southeast Asian Countries significantly. The effect of population pressure on land use changes are examined both in a broad and narrow sense, which indicated growing population pressure on land, particularly on agricultural land resulting extensification. It is observed that extensification is made possible by shifting land from forest and pastureland, and also by shifting from ‘land not available for cultivation. The variations in the effect of population pressure on land use changes are observed across Southeast Asian countries.
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