Shifting agriculture

Unlike crop rotation, transfer agriculture through plot (field) crop cultivation system to maintain soil fertility. In agricultural relocation land is pioneered and cultivated in a short period of time, then it is abandoned and it is allowed to restore its natural vegetation while the practitioner moves to another one. When the soil is showing signs of exhaustion, more generally when the field is attacked by weeds, the cultivation period usually ends. The length of the cultivated land is usually shorter than the time allowed for the land to regenerate through the fallow land

The land cutting system for relocating agriculture is a method to cut down vegetation of the slash-and-burn type, burn it, then leave only stumps and large trees, enrich the soil with ash. Soil cultivation after cleaning is usually done with a hoe or a digging stick instead of plow.

Mobile agriculture is often attacked in principle because it reduces the fertility of tropical forest areas. However, agricultural transfer is an area adapted to tropical soil conditions, and the same areas are being planted continuously in these areas, so without the use of advanced soil conservation techniques and fertilizer, the fertility of the land It is extremely disadvantageous. Under such circumstances it may be preferable to cultivate the field in a short time and then throw away the field before the nutrients are completely exhausted from the soil. See also slash-and-burn agriculture.

The transition from the agricultural sector to the non-agricultural sector also shows that dependence on agriculture is low. Impersonated unemployment in the agricultural sector is also very common. Therefore, unless there is a rise in wages or a decline in agricultural output, surplus labor force may shift from agriculture to non-agricultural sector. One of the most important changes in policies in the early 1990s was the shift from agricultural land reform to the abolition of government protection to agricultural land for industrial and commercial purposes. In densely populated countries such as India, the land is very scarce. Land use - According to agricultural land and non agricultural land, we can divide the land into two parts.

Unlike crop rotation, transfer agriculture through plot (field) crop cultivation system to maintain soil fertility. In agricultural relocation land is pioneered and cultivated in a short period of time, then it is abandoned and it is allowed to restore its natural vegetation while the practitioner moves to another one. When the soil is showing signs of exhaustion, more generally when the field is attacked by weeds, the cultivation period usually ends. The length of the cultivated land is usually shorter than the time allowed for the land to regenerate through the fallow land

Mobile agriculture is often attacked in principle because it reduces the fertility of tropical forest areas. However, agricultural transfer is an area adapted to tropical soil conditions, and the same areas are being planted continuously in these areas, so without the use of advanced soil conservation techniques and fertilizer, the fertility of the land It is extremely disadvantageous. Under such circumstances it may be preferable to cultivate the field in a short time and then throw away the field before the nutrients are completely exhausted from the soil. See also slash-and-burn agriculture.

Degradation of soil nutrients is the main reason for long-term existence of slash-and-burn agriculture. For centuries, it is a tradition of indigenous peoples and small farmers, and in the literature it is known as agricultural transfer. Agricultural transfer involves maintaining crop production. It features support for the smallest population and expects fallow periods of up to 30 years or more to enable land reclamation. Agriculture transfer has been proved to be a form of sustainable land use, but the background evolved to cause serious environmental damage for three reasons. First of all, because of the large population and insufficient land resources, the land can not tolerate the fallow season. Second, because the peasant farmers are pushed into the surroundings, the cultivated land is steep, the soil is poor and the land will soon run out. However, immigrants will introduce their agricultural brand to inappropriate foreign regions.