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No: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crop_rotation
You keep them where they are. Benefits are:
I'm confused. Either I'm an idiot or you said it's better to not rotate then posted a bunch of reasons why you SHOULD rotate.
Use each field each cycle, but change which crop is on each plot.
So move them?
For one plot plant something like corn one year, beans the next, and wheat/rye the third, carrots the fourth, then back to corn.
I'm just fucking with you but thanks friend.
He was saying no: they stay where they are (rotate crops not the land)
Here are the benefits of it:
Thanks