Question

why do farmers grow a leguminous crop between two main crops? explain. Name two leguminous crops.​

Answer 1

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bacteria in their root nodules.

they convert atmospheric nitrogen

into soluble nitrogen compounds

which can be used by plants.

so farmers grow leguminous

plants between two main crops

to enrich the soil

with nitrogen and to reduce the

use of chemical fertilizers.

It is also called multiple cropping

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soybean, cowpea, green beans,

pigeon pea.