- In agriculture,
cover crops are
plants that are
planted to
cover the soil
rather than for the
purpose of
being harvested.
Cover crops manage soil erosion...
-
sequencing and
cover crops around desirable cash
crops. The
following is a
simplified classification based on
crop quality and purpose. Many
crops which are...
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practices Cover crop Crop destruction Crop residue Crop rotation Crop weed
Kharif crops (
crops specific to
South Asia)
Nurse crop Rabi
crops (
crops specific...
- of
another crop. A
cover crop involves planting a
species that is not a
crop, such as gr****es and legumes,
alongside the
crop. The
cover plants help...
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resources unavailable to shallower-rooted
crops.
Common cover crop functions of weed suppression. Non-leguminous
crops are
primarily used (e.g. buckwheat)....
- requirement, but also
benefits the
succeeding crops. It can be used as a
cover crop before or
after cereal crops in rotation,
which makes a good
green manure...
- (Secale cereale) is a gr****
grown extensively as a grain, a
cover crop and a
forage crop. It is a
member of the
wheat tribe (Triticeae) and is closely...
- desertification.
Techniques for
improved soil
conservation include crop rotation,
cover crops,
conservation tillage and
planted windbreaks,
affect both erosion...
- forestry.
Cover crops are a type of
nurse crop. In agriculture, a
nurse crop is an
annual crop used to ****ist in
establishment of a
perennial crop. The widest...
- agriculture, a
catch crop is a fast-growing
crop that is
grown between successive plantings of a main
crop. It is a
specific type of
cover crop that is grown...
