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Is burning crops good for soil?

Fire has long been used as a tool to fertilize soils and control plant growth, but it can also substantially change vegetation, enhance soil erosion and even cause dedocHubcation of previously productive areas.

Why do farmers in Arkansas burn fields?

BEFORE YOU BURN Crop burning eliminates pests and diseases that can be detrimental to future crops. Crop burning removes organic refuse after harvest, which prepares fields for the next growing season. Crop burning is an efficient and economical control method for insects and weed seeds.

What are the benefits of leaving crop residues on a field after harvest?

Crop residue is plant material remaining after harvesting, including leaves, stalks, and roots. Crop residues form a protective blanket that benefits the soil by improving the infiltration of water into the soil and slowing the evaporation of water.

Why would you want to keep crop residue on the soil surface?

Crop residues form a protective blanket that benefits the soil by improving the infiltration of water into the soil and slowing the evaporation of water. Evaporation is drastically reduced when the surface of the soil is not absorbing the suns rays.

Why is burning crop residue bad?

Research published by the countrys National Policy for Management of Crop Residues found that burning one ton of crop stubble destroys 12 pounds of nitrogen, 5 pounds of phosphorous and 55 pounds of potassiumnutrients that would have otherwise returned to the soil but will need to be replaced via fertilizer.

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