swidden การใช้

• The Lisu practiced swidden ( slash-and-burn ) agriculture.
• Swidden fires were originally considered a source of habitat degradation.
• Swidden farming is the norm in the interior, particularly the uplands.
• Akha are also associated with deforestation due to their swidden agriculture practices.
• Traditionally they lived in rectangular houses on stilts over are swidden fields.
• Where level terrain is inadequate, lowland Lao also practice swidden rice farming.
• There are two planting years for a single swidden for the Bine farmers.
• Many of the northern parks are greatly impacted by illegal swidden farming and poaching.
• A maize swidden, providing the staple crop, is developed around the village.
• The result was a new album, Swidden.
• They adopted swidden farming in these regions by necessity because lowland basins were already settled.
• However, no other studies mention any Lao Theung group respecting permanent rights to swidden fields.
• The political economy would have been a mixture of hunting and gathering and swidden or shifting agriculture.
• This conclusion led the Laos government to discourage farmers from using swidden fires as a farming technique.
• Virtually all Lao Theung groups rely on swidden rice cultivation as the basis of their household economy.
• Fire was the main method of clearing land, creating pasture and swidden types of fire-fallow farmland.
• Some Lao Loum villages have no land suitable for rice paddies and are completely dependent on swidden rice production.
• I would not link pastoralist more than once, but I'd link swidden agriculture on first use.
• Complementing swidden techniques were crop rotation and farming, employed to maintain soil viability and increase the variety of crops.
• The bird appears to be not uncommon in regenerating swidden ( " slash-and-burn " ) plots.