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MULTIPLE CROPPING
Multi cropping is defined as planting two or even more kinds of crops in the same field. It
is also known as polyculture. Usually, these crop species always possess overlapping growth
cycles.
And also it is one of the agronomic measures to increase the effective length of the
growing season the amount of rainwater that can be used for crop production.
Below are some of the ways that multiple cropping can be classified:
Monoculture – This is the planting of similar crops in the same field in a year such as
rice beans after beans and kales after kales.
Duo culture -This is a situation whereby two conflicting crops are planted at different
times of the year in the same field. For example, rice after kales.
Polyculture –This involves more than two different types of crops planted in a sequence
in a field in the same year.
SAMPLE PICTURE OF MULTI CROPPING
QUESTIONS
What is Multiple cropping
Advantages and Disadvantages of Multiple Cropping
Types of Multiple Cropping
REFERENCES:
2. Bunnett, R.B. (2002). Interactive TMKC bsdk4, p. 98. SNP Pan Pacific publishing.
3. multiple cropping could help feed the world. CGIA Retrieved 2020-14-19.