Cover crop

Cover crop

A crop that is planted in the absence of the normal crop to control weeds and add humus to the soil when it is ploughed in prior to regular planting.

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A crop planted to prevent soil erosion and to provide humus.

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Agriculture; Agricultural programs & laws

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Agriculture; General agriculture

A crop grown between periods of regular production of the main crop for the purposes of protecting the soil from erosion and improving soil productivity, health and quality.

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Engineering; Civil engineering

A crop that provides temporary protection for delicate seedlings and/or provides a canopy for seasonal soil protection and improvement between normal crop production periods. ...

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A crop grown to protect the soil from erosion and nearby food crops from weeds. Can be dug under to put nutrients back into the ground. Common cover crops include buckwheat, hairy ...

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process of producing viable seed without fertilization

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