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Straw ploughed into field - Nowadays the straw left after harvesting has relatively little value and it is mostly chopped up and spread by the combine and then ploughed into the ground to maintain the soils organic matter.   In the past the straw would have been carefully saved for use in thatching and as bedding or feed for a...
Straw ploughed into field
Nowadays the straw left after harvesting has relatively little value and it is mostly chopped up and spread by the combine and then ploughed into the...
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15th Aug 2005
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Diane Earl

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ground to maintain the soils organic matter. In the past the straw would have been carefully saved for use in thatching and as bedding or feed for animals. Old Warden Beds, August 2005
Subjects: Biology, Science, Geography
Key Stages: Foundation, KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, KS4+
Learning Groups: Teachers, Parents, Pupils, Others