Buckwheat crop harms next year corn yields say Colburn letter
Sam Colburn of North Clarendon Vermont writes to Country Gentleman that buckwheat on the same land exhausts soil and lowers subsequent corn crops. He cites experiments showing a light corn year after buckwheat and recommends rotating buckwheat every other year on poorer soils while preparing for corn on good soils.
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