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by plant food(passive) is being caused bycrop loss(it

a unique programleadto the concept of crop rotation

for more crops to be grown ... , making it harder on soil Dwas inventedC ) Crop rotation

Multiple factorsare influencingselection of a crop rotation

two Quaker farmers who farmed only 5 miles from my farm in Virginia in about 1790 - 1800(passive) were invented bycrop rotation techniques

techniquesresultin needing crop rotation

of annual grain crops , an oil seed crop(passive) was composedThe crop rotation

His workledto crop rotation

their abilityto contributeto the crop rotation

University researchers and NRCS staff(passive) led byproper crop rotations

how information on crop root growth ... to tryto designa crop rotation

information on crop root growth ... to tryto designa crop rotation

using crop types which complement each other(passive) should be designedA crop rotation

American farmersinventedcrop rotation

techniquesdesignedcrop rotation

Identify factorsinfluencingcrop rotation

You may also likesetsoff crop rotation

to considerdesigninga crop rotation

to considerwhen designinga crop rotation

more productive methods ... cropsledto crop rotation

the entire reasonwas inventedcrop rotation

is reported by someto have inventedcrop rotation

by Washington(passive) designed bycrop rotation

the choicesetfor crop rotation

the personinventedcrop rotation

I wishinventedcrop rotation

Carverinventedcrop rotation

It was Carverinventedcrop rotation

the expected annual profitshould influencethe crop rotation

to consider ... , regardless of locationwhen designinga crop rotation

making it harder on soil D(passive) was inventedCrop rotation

to provide for the growing population(passive) was inventedCrop rotation

in the middle east(passive) was discoveredCrop rotation

the guyinventedcrop rotation

During the Middle Agesdiscoveredcrop rotation

Your journal ... enable youto designin crop rotation

that New Guinea gardenersinventedcrop rotation

New Guinea gardenersinventedcrop rotation

Washington in 1793(passive) designed bycrop rotation

He also used peanutsto inventcrop rotation

how to manage it on yourselfto discoverhow to manage it on yourself

to a single crop systemleadingto a single crop system

in improved yield from farming districtsresultsin improved yield from farming districts

One of the basic methods of soil conservation(passive) is properly designedOne of the basic methods of soil conservation

to the use of chemical pesticides and herbicidesleadto the use of chemical pesticides and herbicides

in increased soil carbon content through high crop cover periodscan resultin increased soil carbon content through high crop cover periods

generallyresultsgenerally

not wear out the soildesignednot wear out the soil

to the demand for seed treatmenthave ledto the demand for seed treatment

the subsequentto discoverthe subsequent

to greater food productionledto greater food production

in harvests that are 10 - 25 % larger than crops grown in a monoculture systemcan resultin harvests that are 10 - 25 % larger than crops grown in a monoculture system

to planting wheat in the same field in consecutive yearsleadto planting wheat in the same field in consecutive years

to more available food / resourcesledto more available food / resources

to decreasing yields per hectareleadingto decreasing yields per hectare

in greater diversity in herbicide usehas historically resultedin greater diversity in herbicide use

to food securitycontributeto food security

to increased wheat yield reductionledto increased wheat yield reduction

in less soil depletionresultsin less soil depletion

this better soil(passive) caused bythis better soil

soil qualityinfluencedsoil quality

to greater productionledto greater production

to healthier soil and lower pest pressurecan contributeto healthier soil and lower pest pressure

in an increase in yieldsresultedin an increase in yields

to increased yieldscontributesto increased yields

to maximum soil conservationcontributesto maximum soil conservation

in different planting and harvest timesresultsin different planting and harvest times

in better harvests of subsequent cropsresultingin better harvests of subsequent crops

the amount of soil losthad influencedthe amount of soil lost

to soil conservationcontributesto soil conservation

in a yield boost to the following cropresultsin a yield boost to the following crop

cover cropsresultedcover crops

to soil depletionleadingto soil depletion

alsocan ... leadalso

alsomay influencealso

alsoinfluencesalso

to larger risk decreaseleadsto larger risk decrease

cotton yieldinfluencescotton yield

to soil fertility by requiring different nutrients from the soil for different cropscontributesto soil fertility by requiring different nutrients from the soil for different crops

in no change in the amount of seeds usedresultedin no change in the amount of seeds used

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