Analysis highlights the decline of sheep-penning in wet lands for sugarcane cultivation, suggesting changing agricultural practices.
Masuring during the growth of evep. It has been already said that in this tract sheep-penning at ten thousand sheep per acre as a preliminary planting of cana rule in the past. But this practice has been practically given up in wet lands at present. The solitary instances of wet land ryots who yet have recourse to this practice, will be only exceptions to the rule.
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