In Madagascar, land use is primarily focused on agriculture, with farming being a key livelihood for many communities. Rice is the staple crop, along with other agricultural products like vanilla, coffee, and spices. Additionally, slash-and-burn practices are common, which can lead to deforestation and habitat loss. Conservation efforts are also in place to protect the country's unique biodiversity and ecosystems, highlighting a balance between agricultural needs and environmental sustainability.
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People in Madagascar can only really use their land for living and growing crops. People in Madagascar only use 13% of the land for cropland/farmland. That's all i really know :P :) hope this helps a little bit.
Yes, Madagascar is an island.
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a body sourounded by land
The people of Madagascar use the land for growing crops like corn, wheat and rice. There are also groves of fruit trees and coffee beans. The land also has pastures, meadows and forest on it and there are large amounts of barren land.
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no they live in Madagascar
No. The currency in Madagascar is the Malagasy Ariary.
Malagasy Ariary - This is the currency of Madagascar.
The first land you will find to the north of Madagascar is Somalia.