The United States grows a lot of corn and soybeans. Some researchers think it’s a good idea to add wheat into that mix. A new study shows that including wheat once every four years in rotations with corn and soybean can have many benefits. The research was recently published in Agronomy Journal.
When added to a corn- and soybean-crop rotation, wheat can increase economic return, improve the soil and help prevent runoff.
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