Summer ploughing involves deep ploughing of fields during the summer months when weeds and pests are actively growing. This practice helps expose weed seeds and pests to harsh environmental conditions, such as drying out under the sun or being consumed by predators, thereby reducing their populations before the next crop is planted.
How does summer ploughing contribute to weed and pest control in agriculture?
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Summer ploughing involves deep ploughing of fields during the summer months when weeds and pests are active. This practice exposes weed seeds and pests to harsh environmental conditions, such as drying out under the sun or being consumed by predators. By reducing weed and pest populations before the next crop is planted, summer ploughing helps control infestations and minimize crop damage.