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Mono cropping is a dominant practice in Ethiopia, and leads to crop failure, depletion of soil nutrient, develop disease and pests, and reduce farmers income, but farmers of the country commonly use intercropping to overcome yield reduction, diversify nutrient source, improving soil fertility, and increase land use efficiency. Statistical analysis showed that intercropping of faba bean and wheat to increase biomass and seed yields, land use efficiency, monetary value, soil fertility, and minimizing of risks associated with mono cropping.

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Mono cropping is a dominant practice in Ethiopia, and leads to crop failure, depletion of soil nutrient, develop disease and pests, and reduce farmers income, but farmers of the country commonly use intercropping to overcome yield reduction, diversify nutrient source, improving soil fertility, and increase land use efficiency. Statistical analysis showed that intercropping of faba bean and wheat to increase biomass and seed yields, land use efficiency, monetary value, soil fertility, and minimizing of risks associated with mono cropping.
Autorenporträt
Tesfay Gidey: Studied MSc. Degree in Agronomy at Haramaya University, Ethiopia.Lecturer, Researcher and Department Head of Plant sciences at University of Aksum, Shire, Ethiopia.