inväxning
Inväxning, also known as "intercropping" in English, is an agricultural practice where two or more crop species are grown simultaneously on the same piece of land. This method is commonly used to maximize the productivity of a given area while promoting biodiversity and soil health. The technique has been employed for centuries in various parts of the world, particularly in traditional farming systems.
The primary goal of inväxning is to optimize resource use, such as sunlight, water, and nutrients, by
Inväxning offers several benefits. It can improve soil fertility by fixing nitrogen in the soil through leguminous
Common examples of inväxning include the "Three Sisters" system, a traditional Native American technique combining maize,
While inväxning can be highly effective, it requires careful planning to ensure compatibility between the crops