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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 8 months ago
Burning the stubs of a crop in the field is not the right technique for clearing up the field as it has a number of disadvantages. It results in air pollution and soil erosion. Also, fires can harm the nearby areas and people. Instead of burning the stubs of crops they must be collected and decomposed in a eco-friendly way to produce manure, which can be added again to the field to enhance its fertility.
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