Geography · Agricultural Geography
Under Green Revolution conditions, the practice of mono-cropping increased agricultural vulnerability because it:
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- 1Highly limited the maximum potential yield of crops
- 2Encouraged complex mixed-farming and crop rotation systems
- 3Concentrated risk from specific pests, diseases, and market price shocks✓
- 4Drastically reduced integration with the national market
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Concentrated risk from specific pests, diseases, and market price shocks
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