'Shifting cultivation' diaporamas de présentation

Hawk Hook 1/25

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The Agricultural World

The Agricultural World. The Human Matrix Chapter 3. Introduction. Importance of agriculture All humans depend on agriculture for food Urban-industrial societies depend on the base of food surplus generated by farmers and herders

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Dr. Salve P.N. M.J.S.College Shrigonda

Dr. Salve P.N. M.J.S.College Shrigonda. Farming Systems in India.

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Rural Geography

Rural Geography. Types of farming. Types of farming. Extensive arable farming Shifting cultivation Intensive peasant farming. Extensive arable farming- commercial farming. The Prairies and Great Plains Land taken from the Indians and the North American bison

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HIGHER GEOGRAPHY HUMAN - RURAL

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The Disappearing Canopy

The Disappearing Canopy. The Causes. Agriculture. What human activities cause tropical deforestation?. Commercial logging. Dam construction. Mining. What human activities cause deforestatio n in tropical rainforests?. Agriculture. Commercial logging. Mining. Dam construction.

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G.C. Hurtt, S. Frolking, M.G. Fearon, B. Moore III

The Underpinnings of Land-Use History. Three Centuries of Global Gridded Land-use Transitions Wood Harvest Activity, and Resulting Secondary Lands. G.C. Hurtt, S. Frolking, M.G. Fearon, B. Moore III. E. Shevliakova, S. Malyshev, S.W. Pacala, R.A. Houghton. Princeton University. Woods Hole

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10-02

The Cultural Landscape: An Introduction to Human Geography 10 th Edition Classroom Response System Questions Chapter 10. 10-01 Complete the following analogy. Subsistence agriculture is to shifting cultivation as commercial agriculture is to : dairy farming. pastoral nomadism.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

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Shifting cultivation Higher Rural Geography

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The Classic Maya

The Classic Maya. Development Agriculture Settlement Patterns and Population Size. Development. Slow, gradual change. Did not develop overnight. Due to several factors Resource concentration population growth beginnings of cultural variability development of ideologies

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GETTING FOOD

GETTING FOOD. FORAGERS or GATHERERS AND HUNTERS. Subsistence derived from a combination of gathering and hunting Survival of foraging economies still survive because their environment not suitable to food production.

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4.4 Traditional, Non-commercial farming

4.4 Traditional, Non-commercial farming. World Geo 3200/3202. Outcomes. Compare commercial farming and subsistence farming. (k) Compare extensive farming and intensive farming. (k) State definitions for the terms shifting cultivation, agribusiness, and nomadic herding. (k).

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Mocachino: Aaron Sean Ji Won Micalla

Shifting Cultivation. Mocachino: Aaron Sean Ji Won Micalla. Contents. What is Shifting Cultivation? Who and where is Shifting Cultivation practiced? Steps of shifting cultivation Characteristics of Shifting Cultivation Advantages of Shifting Cultivation

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Agriculture Policy Researches

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East and Southeast Asia Sub-regional Workshop for GEF Focal Points

East and Southeast Asia Sub-regional Workshop for GEF Focal Points. National GEF Priority Setting. San Win, Myanmar. Background information for Myanmar. Located in SE Asia, 676,557 Km 2 in area Population 55 Millions (2006) 70% Rural population (2% GR) 42% lives in upland areas

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East and Southeast Asia Sub-regional Workshop for GEF Focal Points

East and Southeast Asia Sub-regional Workshop for GEF Focal Points. National GEF Priority Setting. San Win, Myanmar. Background information for Myanmar. Located in SE Asia, 676,557 Km 2 in area Population 55 Millions (2006) 70% Rural population (2% GR) 42% lives in upland areas

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Factors limiting development of TRFs

Factors limiting development of TRFs. Tropical rainforest Vegetation. Tropical rainforest Vegetation.

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Farming Types

Farming Types. Distribution. The factors mentioned in the previous section all contribute to the pattern of farming seen in both the UK and the world. The map below shows the very general pattern of farm types from around the world.

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Main features of Shifting Cultivation

Main features of Shifting Cultivation. The following characteristics could be describe/explained Clearings made in the rainforest by cutting and firing trees (slash and Burn) Largest trees often left because they are difficult to move and can provide a source of food in the form of fruit.

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