In slash-and-burn agriculture, small pieces oland are cultivated for a few years until
the soil is no longer fertile; then the piece oland is abandoned.

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In slash-and-burn agriculture, small pieces of land are cleared by cutting down and burning vegetation, and then cultivated for a few years until the soil is no longer fertile due to depletion of nutrients. After that, the piece of land is left fallow and the cultivators move on to a new piece of land, while the abandoned land often regenerates naturally over time.

In Slash-And-Burn Agriculture, Small Pieces Oland Are Cultivated for a Few