What do you Mean by Weeding. Why is it Necessary

What do you mean by weeding? Why is it necessary?

Weeding means the removal of unwanted plants in the crop field. When there are crops in the field, along with them, some unwanted plants also grow, which can hugely harm the crops. The wanted plants are known as weeds. They are very strong and very competitive with the main crops. It is necessary because they harm the main crop and destroy the whole field. They affect the growth of the main crops. They compete with the main crops for factors like light, soil, water and soil.

Weeds absorb nutrients from the soil, which are important for the main crops for their growth. They also compete for water and sunlight. Weeds grow taller than the main crops for sunlight, and the main crops do not get sunlight which destroys the main crops. 

The main crops are damaged because they do not get the proper nourishment. Due to the unwanted plants, there is a reduction in the yields of the main crop. Weeding should be done daily. Weeds can be controlled in their initial stages. There are many benefits of weeding, which are getting healthy crops and improving the quality of the crops. Weeds can also spread disease in the main crops. Weeding loosens the soil, and it helps the crops in nitrogen fixation. 

Practising mulching and the growth of weeds can be prevented. Weeds can be pulled by hand. Weeds can also be pulled out by a trowel. Weeds can carry pathogens and host damaging insects, which can harm the main crops. Weeds can reduce the yield of main crops. Tall weeds can become home to rodents and small animals, which can sweep the main crops. Weeds in large numbers can take up the agricultural land and can reduce the space of the main crops and can kill all the main crops by taking over the whole land and taking all the nutrients from the soil and water from the ground.