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Why are crops usually better along the line of removed hedgerows decades later ?
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<blockquote data-quote="glasshouse" data-source="post: 7755352" data-attributes="member: 10610"><p>Soil is more compact, so better root development.</p><p>I noticed this on sandy land forty years ago and bought a set of dual wheels to ensure a larger area was consolidated by wheels while harrowing and drilling etc</p><p>Our yields rose by 50%, and used less diesel as less wheelslip</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="glasshouse, post: 7755352, member: 10610"] Soil is more compact, so better root development. I noticed this on sandy land forty years ago and bought a set of dual wheels to ensure a larger area was consolidated by wheels while harrowing and drilling etc Our yields rose by 50%, and used less diesel as less wheelslip [/QUOTE]
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