What is called shifting agriculture
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Shifting agriculture, also known as slash-and-burn agriculture or swidden cultivation, is an agricultural system where farmers cultivate a plot of land for a few years until its fertility declines, then abandon it and move to a new plot, allowing the old one to regenerate naturally.
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