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Intercropping on French farms: Reducing pesticide and N fertiliser use while maintaining gross margins
Experimental studies to date have demonstrated the agronomic and environmental benefits of intercropping, making it a key diversification method for reducing chemical inputs in agriculture. However, intercropping is still a niche practice in European cropping systems, particularly for arable crops.
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