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Intensive land use are usually in the well watered coastal areas and inland irrigated area, while extensive land use are usually in the drier, inland areas.
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It is the difference between walking and swimming.
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What is the difference between fallow land and arable land?
knowlege is power!
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There is no difference between trust lands and reservations. A reservation is one kind of trust land (land held in trust for others.)
