SHIFTING CULTIVATION
Shifting Cultivation
Names in different parts of the
World
DEFINITION
A form of agriculture, in which an
area of ground is cleared of vegetation and cultivated for a few years and then
abandoned for a new area until its fertility has been naturally restored.
A form of land use among resource
poor communities with a rotation of cultivation and fallow in the same unit of
land.
India
Jhum – N.E. India
Kumri- W. Ghats
Watra- S.E. Rajasthan
Podu/Dabi/Koman/
Bringa- Odisha
Pendar/Bewar/Dahia/
Deppa/Kumri- Bastar
Nevad-
Khandad-
Asia
Lading- S.E. Asia
Ladang- Indonesia/Malaysia
Caingin- Phillipines
Ray- Vietnam
Taungya- Myanmar
Tamrai- Thailand
Hamah- Java
Chena- Sri Lanka
Milpa- Mexico & Central
America
Roca- Brazil
Mosale- Congo & Central Africa
Conuco- Venezuela
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