· Shifting cultivation is a type of subsistence farming, primarily practiced by tribal communities.
· It involves slash-and-burn agriculture, where land is cultivated temporarily and then left fallow for natural regeneration.
· This method is common in North-Eastern India, the Amazon Basin, and parts of Africa.
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The drought-tolerant leguminous green manures are
| List-I (Crops) |
List-II (Varieties) |
| (A) Wheat |
(I) Pusa Sugandh 5 |
| (B) Rice |
(II) HD 2932 |
| (C) Barley |
(III) Pusa Composite 383 |
| (D) Pearl millet |
(IV) DWR 28 |
| LIST I |
LIST II |
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| A |
Wheat |
I. Primary grain crop used by 50% of the world’s population |
| B |
Rice |
II. Most important crop in the United States |
| C |
Corn |
III. Other important cereal crops |
| D |
Barley, Oat |
IV. Most important cereal crop in the world |
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