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Growing different crops in the same place during successive seasons.
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Is it really necessary to rotate runner beans?
A firm believer in 3-year crop rotation, I sow my runner beans in a different plot every year. After they crop, I dig their stems and roots into the soil, to replenish it with their captured nitrogen; …
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How dangerous are the roots of brassicas (cabbage, broccoli etc)?
The advice not to plant brassicas on the same plot more than once every three years is not unusual; crop rotation is recommended for all vegetables, as nutritional needs and intake vary slightly from …
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Crop rotation theory v. practice
Another reason for crop rotation, I believe, is that nutritional needs and intake vary slightly from one vegetable group to another; therefore, growing the same group on the same plot year after year …