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Geography Ch - 3 Agriculture DELETED — Social Studies STD 8 — Question

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Explain Commercial farming.
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Commercial farming is a type of farming where crops are grown or livestock is raised for sale in the market rather than for personal consumption, often involving large-scale production and the use of modern technology and machinery.

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