| 31. | Shifting cultivation has degraded this forest.
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| 32. | Later restrictions by the Forest Department on dalhi or shifting cultivation undermined the forest-based livelihoods of the Katkari.
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| 33. | Echoing a similar sentiment, Chiew Chiu Sing ( DAP-Bintulu ) said natives in Sarawak also practised shifting cultivation.
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| 34. | In the regions of shifting cultivation where polygyny is most frequently recorded, labor is often starkly divided between genders.
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| 35. | Law said traditional agricultural practices including shifting cultivation would be exempted because they were carried out by small-scale farmers.
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| 36. | Primarily, the majority of the liangmai men and women are agriculturalists, the mostly practised is jhum or shifting cultivation.
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| 37. | These cultures performed shifting cultivation called " jhum ", which is still practiced by some communities in the region.
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| 38. | At first sight, the greatest stimulus to the intensification of a shifting cultivation system is a growth in population.
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| 39. | This raises the question : if shifting cultivation did not lead to the disappearance of European forests, what did?
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| 40. | Shifting cultivation is a farming system which sometimes incorporates the slash and burn method in some regions of the world.
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