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****arting is the act of
clearing forested lands for use in
agriculture or
other purposes. In
English land law, it was
illegal to
****art any part of a...
- not have been made to the many
families who had
established homes on
****art land (i.e.,
those who were
occupying part of the
forest without permission)...
- not have been made to the many
families who had
established homes on
****art land (i.e.,
those who were
occupying part of the
forest without permission)...
-
endowed the
foundation generously, with 120
acres of
****art land in Estholt, two
hides of
land in
Upminster and Aveley, a mill in Ilford, half the income...
- from forests,
land is made
arable by
****arting or slash-and-burn.
Agricultural development furthermore includes:
Hydrological measures (
land levelling, drainage...
-
expanded their fields by
****arting,
which is the
process of
clearing woodland for cultivation. At
least 23
acres (9 ha) of
****art land changed hands in 1322...
- purpresture,
****arting,
clearing forest land for agriculture, and
felling trees or
clearing shrubs,
among others.
These laws
applied to any
land within the...
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forest or
stand of
trees from
land that is then
converted to non-forest use.
Deforestation can
involve conversion of
forest land to farms, ranches, or urban...
- of
land estate ****arting –
Clearing of
forested lands for use in
agriculture or
other purposes Frälse –
Socially privileged class in
Sweden Land tenure –...
- A
similar term is
****arting,
which is the
clearing of forests,
usually (but not always) for the
purpose of agriculture.
****arting does not
include burning...
