Cropping Patterns, Importance and Practice for SS 1
Cropping patterns describe where and when different crops grow on farmland. Rotation, intercropping and planting sequences can influence resource use.
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Cropping patterns describe where and when different crops grow on farmland. Rotation, intercropping and planting sequences can influence resource use.
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