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Crop Rotation vs. Fallowing: Why Idle Fields Hurt Arizona's Desert Soils and Farms

Summary by Eastern Arizona Courier
“Agriculture needs to get back to letting land lay out, or fallow,” a keyboard farmer posted on Arizona Farm Bureau’s Facebook page. The commenter went on to say it’s a type of rotation.

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Crop Rotation vs. Fallowing: Why Idle Fields Hurt Arizona's Desert Soils and Farms

“Agriculture needs to get back to letting land lay out, or fallow,” a keyboard farmer posted on Arizona Farm Bureau’s Facebook page. The commenter went on to say it’s a type of rotation.

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Eastern Arizona Courier broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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