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Problem Cereal crop rotation in Hungary is usually very simple, given that the economic return of new crops in the rotation is not guaranteed. Solution Soybean could provide a good income for organic farmers, whilst improving the diversity of the arable crop rotation and providing additional benefits. Outcome Farmers can use super early soybean varieties to produce soybean as a second crop in their current cereal based cropping system, limiting their economic risks.
Rotation, DiverIMPACTSPA, Multiple cropping, Field, Cropping system
Rotation, DiverIMPACTSPA, Multiple cropping, Field, Cropping system
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