What is Mixed Cropping

Answer: In agriculture, the poly crop is a method of growing two or more crops on the same land during the same growing season, rather than one crop. Mixed cultures are also known as mixed cultures, multicultural, or co-cultures. This is a type of agriculture that involves planting two or more crops in the same field at the same time, engaging the crops, and growing them together. It is widely believed that crops can mature at different times of the year and are a means of environmental benefit, so planting different crops at the same time can save space. 

 Normally, a mixture of legumes and grains or tubers is a common practice in marginal agro-ecological environments. The mixture can be flexibly adjusted to conditions such as the late or early start of the rainy season or soil fertility conditions in different areas.