What is a main purpose of crop rotation?
AnswerKeeping soil healthy and reducing pests
Rotating crops balances soil nutrients and breaks pest cycles.
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AnswerKeeping soil healthy and reducing pests
Rotating crops balances soil nutrients and breaks pest cycles.
AnswerRice
Rice is commonly grown in flooded paddy fields.
AnswerThey add nitrogen to the soil
Legumes host bacteria that fix nitrogen from the air.
AnswerGrowing plants without soil in nutrient-rich water
Hydroponic systems feed roots with dissolved nutrients.
AnswerHoneybee
Honeybees pollinate many fruits, nuts and vegetables.
Answer1970
Borlaug received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1970.
AnswerAbout 6 to 7
Slightly acidic to neutral soil suits most crops.