Coclé province, Republic of Panama, 8th May, 2014. A Panamanian family practices burning and slashing culture in the interior of the Coclé province, Republic of Panama. First the trees and bush are cut down, then they burn, and at last they plant seeds to grow yucca, maize, and rice. @ Oyvind Martinsen/ Alamy News
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A Panamanian family practices burning and slashing culture in the interior of the Coclé province, Republic of Panama. First the trees and bush are cut down, then they burn, and at last they plant seeds to grow yucca, maize, and rice. @ Oyvind Martinsen/ Alamy News