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The process will soon be having cattle for beef to give to the restaurants. Developing countries have been pressured to not destroy any place that practices shifting cultivation. Countries are agreeing to help out people with more amounts of arable land and finances. Issue deforestation.

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Corn, rice, manioc, yams. Fruits such as papaya, banana, pineapple, mango, cotton, and beans

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Typically, the areas in the more wet, damp, and warmer areas are the places that tend to practice shifting cultivation because it helps out with better growing for crops.

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Shifting Cultivation is also known as slash-and-burn agriculture because they find a piece of land, burn off/ cut all the crops off of it, and start using it for their own plants. They have to soon leave it because the soil isn't rich anymore. Include rice, corn, yams, sugarcane, and plantain.

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Around 250 million people practice it. Takes up about 14 square miles. Tropical areas with warmer areas in Latin America, sub-Saharan Africa, and Southeast Asia