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intercrop

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in·ter·crop  (ntr-krp)
v. in·ter·cropped, in·ter·crop·ping, in·ter·crops
v.intr.
To grow more than one crop in the same field, especially in alternating rows or sections.
v.tr.
To plant (a crop) in the same field with another.

inter·crop n.

intercrop [ˌɪntəˈkrɒp]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Agriculture) a crop grown between the rows of another crop
vb -crops, -cropping, -cropped
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Agriculture) to grow (one crop) between the rows of (another)


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Tip 10 - Intercrop Intercropping, which refers to growing one crop in between rows of another crop, is an important organic gardening technique.
He is what he calls a same-sexer, though where sex intercrops with politics he is libertarian, demanding only that the state leave adults alone to pursue whatever consensual conjugations they please.
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