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Give a reason for each of the following:
(ii) Fields are rotated instead of crops in shifting cultivation.

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Crops are not rotated in shifting agriculture because the people who practice shifting agriculture have become habitual of consuming specific crops. Hence, when the fertility of the current field is lost, they shift to another field instead of changing their crops.

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Give a reason for each of the following:
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Indian Agriculture Introduction

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Give a reason for each of the following:(ii) Fields are rotated instead of crops in shifting cultivation.

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Give a reason for each of the following:
(ii) Fields are rotated instead of crops in shifting cultivation.

Give a reason for each of the following:
(i) Plantations are managed by large multinational companies.

Give a reason for each of the following:
(iii) In extensive agriculture, yield per hectare is low but total yield is large.

(i) What type of farming is practised in areas where population is sparse and land is in plenty?
(ii) Name two areas in India where such type of farming is practised.