Three Crop rotation (sep 1, 1938 – jun 1, 1950)

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- The three-field system, a type of crop rotation, had a significant positive impact on human population growth, particularly in medieval Europe, by increasing food production and reducing the risk of famine.
- The adoption of three-crop field rotation significantly boosted agricultural output, creating food surpluses that supported population growth and urbanization.
Positive - improved soil health, enhanced pest and disease control
Negative - crop rotation may not be appropriate for all agricultural systems or crops, Crop rotation can make it more difficult for farmers to specialize in a single crop.
- This practice offers several benefits, including improving soil health, optimizing nutrient availability, and managing pests and diseases.
- This practice helps manage soil nutrients, reduces the need for pesticides and fertilizers, and can improve water use efficiency.

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