Practice mode Soil Science

What is the practice of growing annual crops in alleys between rows of closely planted woody hedges called?

Correct answer C. Hedgerows intercropping

Explanation

Hedgerow intercropping, also called alley cropping, grows food crops between pruned shrub or tree hedges that add mulch, fix nitrogen and reduce erosion.

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