Usually means: Planting different crops together strategically.
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  3. intercrop: American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
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  7. intercrop: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed.
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▸ verb:  To grow more than one crop simultaneously in the same field.
▸ noun:  The second (or subsequent) crop so planted.

Similar:
interplant, undersow, crop-rotate, recrop, outcross, cross-pollinate, crosspollinate, subcross, interbreed, intercross, more...

Opposite:
monoculture, single crop, sole cropping

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Similar:
interplant, undersow, crop-rotate, recrop, outcross, cross-pollinate, crosspollinate, subcross, interbreed, intercross, more...

Opposite:
monoculture, single crop, sole cropping



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