Monoculture
Since most modern agricultural techniques require a monoculture, anything that is not the crop is called a weed. Biodiverse is the opposite of a monoculture.
A monoculture farm is a farming system where only one type of crop is grown across a large area. This type of farming can lead to problems such as soil depletion, increased susceptibility to pests and diseases, and negative impacts on biodiversity.
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Monoculture.
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Monoculture means growing only one type of crop, such as, for example, planting only corn and nothing else.
monoculture means that you remove the entire natural ecosystem, pile the roots and debris and burn them, plow the soil and plant seeds of a food or fibre crop, usually exotic in origin. This kind of monoculture never happens in nature in the absence of human intervention.
Monoculture can lead to higher yields and easier management due to uniformity of crops. This can result in increased efficiency in planting, harvesting, and maintenance activities.
teradional grain crops
Potato crop in Ireland
multifariousness, variety