COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM 'Afgeoogste rijstladang in Banandolok de bomen laat men staan velen daarvan slaan spoedig weer uit Tapanoeli' TMnr 10011067

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Repronegatief. While in 1900 in Java as well as all agricultural land were permanently cultivated land, there was much in Sumatra called place shifting cultivation. It is also still the case. One area that has changed in that system, called a Ladang. At the end of the dry season it clipped a piece of wood in all the little wood, where large trees were mostly spared. The felling of large trees would be much more labor costs while also could do service as shade trees. The felled timber was then fired, after which often in the hot ashes sowed or planted, whether or not after having made holes with a dibble. After two years at the Ladang are no longer planted annual crops. (P. Orchard, 2001). Rijstladang harvested in Banandolok, in allowing the trees standing, many of whom store again soon, Tapanoeli

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