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Polyculture

language culture Maturity 9-11

Farmers can grow many plants together.

Milpa 2011.jpg
Milpa 2011.jpg
They do not just grow one thing. Some grow corn, beans, and squash.
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Ducks (6337601928).jpg
This helps the soil stay good. It also helps the plants stay healthy. It is a smart way to farm. Do you like to garden?

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Pawpaw and mulberry.jpg
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Milpa 2011.jpg
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Great Soil Structure in Stehly Crop Field...
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Pesticides application 02.jpg
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Companion Planting Mechanisms.svg
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KarottenZwiebeln 266.JPG
File:Living mulch planted to keep down weeds between crop rows.jpg
Living mulch planted to keep down weeds...
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Coffee farm in Colombia.jpg
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Ducks (6337601928).jpg
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