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Soil cultivation: inter-row areas are not hoed in the heat Agronews Friday, August 21, 2026 11:53 Classic agronomics requires keeping the inter-row areas clean. This summer, some farms did the opposite — deliberately left plant cover between the rows. The logic is simple: bare soil under forty-degree heat warms up so much that it harms the roots more than weeds. Due to high temperatures, vegetable grower Mykhailo Barabash from the Borznian community changed the usual soil cultivation technology, writes the publication "Che." "This year, the inter-row areas near the peppers and tomatoes were not hastily hoed. The remaining plant cover was meant to protect the soil from overheating and help retain moisture," explains the farmer. The second solution concerns covering, and it is also non-standard. "Certain areas were covered with agrofiber. And not to fight weeds, but specifically to protect the plants from the scorching sun," he notes. According to the farmer, the weather forces constant

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