repetitive growing of a crop over a period of time affects the fertility of the soil how
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Repetitive growing of same crop over a period of time affects the soil because they consume all the nutrients required for that crop. And the soil starts lacking that nutrient. Due to which the soil is badly affected.
For example, pulses need magnesium in soil for their growth. If we plant pulses again and again over a period of time, the soil would start lacking the specific nutrient i.e. magnesium.
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