Strong Alone with Millet, Wheat, and Turnip

According to agricultural engineer Jhenifer de Oliveira Araújo, in a social media post, the correct calibration of the seeder for green manure planting is an essential detail for building soil fertility. She highlights that small management actions make an enormous difference in crop sustainability and productivity. In the areas where she works, Jhenifer implements a robust mix composed of millet, buckwheat, and forage radish. This strategy, according to her, is fundamental to protecting the soil against erosion. The vegetative cover functions as a natural shield, while green manure significantly improves soil structure. The root system of these plants is capable of decompacting and aggregating particles, favoring both water infiltration and soil aeration. "We are implementing in our areas a robust mix of millet, buckwheat, and forage radish. This strategy is fundamental to protecting the soil against erosion," she comments. Furthermore, the increase in organic matter, provided by ...