Q. What is monocropping in agricultural practices?
Answer: Cultivating a single crop species on the same land yearly
Notes: Monocropping means cultivating the same crop species on the same field year after year. This method does not involve rotating crops. Monocropping is common in modern agriculture for crops like maize, wheat, or cotton. Continuous monocropping can lead to reduced soil fertility and increased susceptibility to pests and diseases.
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