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Intercropping increases weed control and pest and disease resistance.
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e0“increased weed control, increased pest and disease resistance”
Title
Intercropping - An Approach towards Sustainability in Dry Land Agriculture
M. Ganesh Reddy; Y. Yernaidu; Karthik Chittibomma; et al. International Journal of Environment and Climate Change 2023. doi:10.9734/ijecc/2023/v13i92221
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- Observation Intercropping can increase dryland yield.
- Observation Intercropping improves land use, weed control, ecological services and economic viability.
- Observation Intercropping improves yields and yield stability.
- Observation Intercropping improves water and nutrient use.
- Observation Intercropping reduces soil erosion.
- Observation Intercropping improves feed quality.
- Recommendation Authors recommend cereals and millets in dryland intercropping systems.
- Observation Millets in intercropping systems can support dryland agricultural sustainability.