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Extensive farming

Extensive farming

Agriculture system that involve low inputs and outputs relative to land area.

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  1. Intensive farming

    Branch of agriculture.

    57%

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    Branch of agriculture concerned with raising livestock.

    15%

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    Type of agriculture in upland areas.

    9.1%

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    4%

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    Growing multiple crops together in agriculture.

    3.6%

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    Branch of agriculture.

    37%

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    Small-scale cultivation of plants.

    16%

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    11%

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    6.9%

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    6.2%

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    5%

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    2.5%

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    2%

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    Raising and breeding of domestic pigs.

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