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We have clubroot in our organic veg patch. The patch consists of four raised beds which are used in a crop rotation. All the beds have clubroot and the whitefly are also very active, so we've decided to miss all brassicas out. The rotation went:- potatoes - legumes - brassicas - onions.
The question is, what could we grow instead of brassicas that would take advantage of the nitrogen nodules left by the legumes? Lettuce perhaps? |
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Difficult one really. But i suppose it depends on how cold a winter you get. What about cornsalad, chicory, just sown mooli.
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