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High potential contribution of intercropping to soybean and maize self-sufficiency in Europe
Abstract This study examines whether maize-soybean intercropping could improve the European Union’s soybean self-sufficiency while minimizing trade-offs with maize and other crops production. Assuming a four-year return, intercropping on 6.3, 13.1, and 20.1 Mha could produce 9.1 (28.8), 18.2 (63.7),
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