Agriculture in which farmers clear land by burning off native vegetation, plant crops, and then move on to new plots when the land loses its fertility after several years is called

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Swidden agriculture, also known as slash-and-burn agriculture, involves clearing land by burning native vegetation, planting crops until the soil's fertility declines, and then moving to a new area to repeat the process.

Agriculture in Which Farmers Clear Land by Burning Off Native