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   by Juggerbot 8y ago

   It can depend on the price of fodder. If hay is cheap, there's not much incentive to spend time/fuel on baling stalks. However, if they're not baled, they decompose in the field, which technically reduces fertilizer inputs.
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   by Juggerbot 9y ago

   >there's plenty of pristine, hardly used, soil around. Gonna need a [citation needed] on that one.
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   by Juggerbot 9y ago

   >In an unhealthy soil environment where bacteria and funghi are depleted, the plants are dependent on being fed soluable forms of all nutrients. I don't think natural soil systems have been able to keep up with the nutrient demands