Terraced Farming
Terraced farming
inca
Fields , paddies, and terraced-farming.
by the chinese.
Terraced farming is commonly used in mountainous regions around the world, such as in the Philippines, China, Peru, and Nepal. It allows for cultivation on steep slopes by creating flat areas with retaining walls to prevent soil erosion and maximize land use for agriculture.
to use a form of farming, called terraced farming you farm around hills or slopes.
opposite of organic farming
The Inca were influenced by the Chavín's religion and the Wari's terraced farming.
Terrace farming.
Farmers practice terraced farming to prevent soil erosion on hilly slopes by reducing water runoff and promoting water retention. Terraces help to manage water flow, allowing for better irrigation and preventing loss of topsoil. Additionally, terraced farming creates better growing conditions for crops by providing flat land for planting.
They used terraced farming effective and creative their steps were neat and made of stone