Agricultural and Biological Sciences
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Crop rotation boosts yields by 31.8% and suppresses weeds effectively.

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Influence of forage crop rotations on crop yields and phytosanitary conditions of soils in the Baikal region
Z.V. Kozlova, Vlada V. Kolocheva

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Crop rotations with meadow clover can improve crop yields and soil health in the Baikal region. By alternating crops, weeds are reduced without harming crop productivity. Adding legumes to fields increases crop productivity by 16.6%, and using meadow clover in rotations boosts grain fodder and silage crop yields by 20-31.8%. The best rotation involves two fields of meadow clover.