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That is more for "why it helps there in the first place" than any disparagement of the rainforests. That the soil is terrible is more reason to leave them there
by Nasrudith 7y ago
That is more for "why it helps there in the first place" than any disparagement of the rainforests. That the soil is terrible is more reason to leave them there - especially when they provide steady rain.
It isn't like temperate climates where you can rotate between farms, fields, and forrests over time easier.
- jelliclesfarm 7y agoright. i hear you. may i ask what you mean by 'terrible'...nutritionally deficient or acidic..etc etc?