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They could also do different crop rotation schemes since they are more likely to have excess land laying around that can’t be used due to government quotas. Wi
by UncleEntity 4y ago
They could also do different crop rotation schemes since they are more likely to have excess land laying around that can’t be used due to government quotas.
With all the organic food demand they probably have to do something like this to ensure the health of the land. Next time I pick up some organic produce at $day_job I’ll have to interrogate them on how they manage their land.