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Shifting cultivation, also known as slash-and-burn agriculture, is a type of subsistence farming where forests are cleared, the land is farmed for a few years until the soil's fertility declines, and then the farmer moves to a new area. This method is traditionally used by indigenous communities for self-sustenance rather than commercial purposes.
Which material is used for the NCMC cards launched by Airtel Payments Bank?
Which strait separates Australia from Tasmania?
What percent of the earth’s surface is covered by the Atlantic Ocean?
Which planet is located between Mercury and Earth in the solar system?
Which planet in our solar system has a highly tilted rotational axis?
Which mountain range must be crossed to experience the Chinook winds during the winter months?
Which of the following divides India into northern and Southern parts?
Into which sea does the Nile River discharge its waters?
To achieve a geosynchronous Earth orbit, a spacecraft should initially be launched into an elliptical orbit with what approximate apoapsis altitude?
The distance from Earth to the Sun is approximately ________.