Titlebook: Economic and Ecological Implications of Shifting Cultivation in Mizoram, India; Vishwambhar Prasad Sati Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerl

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,Historic Sites’ Role in Teacher Education,n livelihood enhancement has also been elaborated. Suggestions have been given to the development of agriculture and horticulture farming in Mizoram, so that food security can be attained. It can also lead to the conservation of forests and landscapes.

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Introductions,ncluding . plots are scarce (5.45% of the total geographical area) yet, about 54% of rural people are engaged in practicing shifting cultivation. The study on economic and ecological implications of shifting cultivation in Mizoram revealed that the output from the traditionally cultivated . plots ar

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Brief Introduction of Case Study Villages,ief introduction of the villages includes geographical information, socio-economic conditions, educational level, income level, and soil analysis along with a detail description of the three study sites.

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Ecological Implications of Shifting Cultivation, This study is based on the collection of data from the secondary sources, review of the literature, interviews and participatory observation method. Data on the area under shifting cultivation, forest cover and changes were collected from the ‘Agricultural Statistical Diary’ of Mizoram and the ‘Ind

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Recent Changes in Farming Systems at State Level,, and yield of crops grow under both systems of agriculture have been elaborated. A trend has been observed in terms of change in farming systems in Mizoram, which shows shifting cultivation has decreased whereas permanent agriculture has increased during the last three decades.

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New Land Use Policy and Sustainable Permanent Agriculture,rmanent agriculture were gathered from the case study of 16 villages of eight districts. A household-level survey was conducted using a purposive random sampling method with sample size 815 households. The area, production, and yield of crops were analyzed and their valuation was carried out. New La