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Shifting cultivation is extensive farming. The fire lit does most of the work and farmers usually use small plots of land.

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Humid Tropics with lots of rainfall.

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Crops grown vary by villages taste and customs. Crops vary between: maize, manioc, millet & sorghum, surgarcane, and yams to name a few.

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Shifting Cultivation is mostly practiced by indigenous peoples in small villages in tropical areas like the forest in Brazil for example.

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Shirting Cultivation is a type of agriculture used in mostly tropical places where areas are burned and cleared to produce soil that is fertile for a short period and time. This technique is usually practiced by small villages in the surrounding areas. First they cut the vegetation present, clear the undergrowth , burn the debris, then the rain wash the ashes into the ground creating the perfect soil to grow crops.