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What is mixed farming?

What is meant by mixed farming?

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In mixed farming, the farmer combines farming with some other subsidiary occupation, such as cattle-rearing, fruit and vegetable growing or poultry farming. 

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Chapter 8: Agriculture in India - Short Questions

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