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Crop rotation
If annual vegetable crops are grown in the same place year after year, there is a risk that soil borne pests and diseases will become a problem, and that plant health and vigour will decline. A better system is to move crops around the growing area. This ancient practice, known as rotation, continues to be used today to the benefit of both soil and plants.
Crop rotation factsheet
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