How do intensive subsistence agriculture and shifting cultivation differ? How is shifting agriculture done? How does climate change affect soil erosion? How does monoculture cause soil erosion? How do soils change through ecological succession?
Agriculture isthe process of producing food, feed, fiber and many other desired products by the cultivation of certain plants and the raising of domesticated animals (livestock). ... These operations generally attempt to maximize financial income from grain, produce, or livestock. What is the best...
The cultivated wilderness, or, What is landscape? Paul Shepheard (Graham Foundation/MIT Press series in contemporary architectural discourse) Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts , MIT Press, c1997 : pbk P Shepheard - Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts , ...
3C.9 Fire regimes in SE Asia and shifting cultivation, What? Who? Where? Still? Who Else? (2003 - FIRE2003_2fireeco)C. Fire regimes in SE Asia and shifting cultivationInternational Wildland Fire Ecology & Fire Management Congress
What is agricultural botany? What crops are grown in plantation agriculture? What does the pericarp grow from? What are herbaceous stems? What is an emergent plant? What crops are grown in arable farming? What is a cotyledon? What type of crops have mycorrhiza?
–pastoralism involves herding of animals shifting cultivation –it involves rotation of crops subsistence farming –it is a practice of growing crops and raising livestock sufficient only for one’s own use, without any surplus for trad intensive farming –intensive farming focus on increasing the ...
Homegardens in Sri Lanka are dynamic sustainable food production systems, and presumably the oldest land use activity, next to shifting cultivation. It is ... DKNG Pushpakumara,BVR Punyawardena,GLLP Silva,... - 《Tropical Agriculturist》 被引量: 22发表: 2012年 Feeding Asian pangolins: An ass...
In the shifting cultivationthe growth of the crops will start fast and in the sometimes only it will get ready for the harvest. In shifting of the cultivation there is no any fear or the danger for the flood and the animals which destroy the crops....
What is the effects of the spot size on the image quality? What effect does shifting cultivation have on the landscape? What effect does photosynthesis have on the greenhouse effect? How does the cotyledon help the seed? What effect does high temperature have on radish germination?
EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURE:- Trees were being cut to increase the area of cultivation from years. Shifting cultivation is another cause where, after the deforestation lands are used till they loose fertility and left like that only. Slash and burn method is another thing where forests are...