Shifting Cultivation

Shifting cultivation is the process where an area is taken and used for agriculture and some years later left abandoned to take other areas. For example a forested area is cleared, burnt, and cultivated, then left abandoned to allow natural regrowth before beginning again.

See also

 

<< PreviousWord BrowserNext >>
the washington blade
gp32
green bay, wisconsin
basilica di santa maria novella
cryptome
bay of green bay
sema
the three musketeers
orsanmichele
finsbury park station
duccio
simone martini
surplus value
value added tax
list of cantatas by johann sebastian bach
list of chorale harmonisations by johann sebastian bach
trade pact
list of songs and arias of johann sebastian bach
king muryeong of baekje
social welfare function
nine stories (salinger)
confirmation
public bad
dynamic equilibrium
agreement
minesweeper (ship)
invertible matrix
history of anatomy in ancient times
alexandrian school of anatomy
history of arabian physicians
anatomy in the school of bologna
osroene
history of the french school of anatomy
probability vector
history of anatomy in the 19th century
history of french systematic anatomists
history of modern anatomy
goto retto
the strange case of dr. jekyll and mr. hyde
purchasing power
len, guanajuato
consumer price index
celaya
gdp deflator