Why do some fields have no weeds? [closed]

When driving sometimes I'll see fields that don't appear to have any weeds and where all the grass is short. It'll look like a field that's been mowed except I can't really see any reason to mow these fields. Maybe grazing animals are keeping the grass down but if that were the case it seems like you'd see grazing animals but I usually don't..

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Why are weeds removed from crop fields?

They rob soil moisture and nutrients from the competing crop and decrease harvest efficiencies. Weeds also compete with the crop for sunlight. Because they are plants competing to survive in a limited space, weeds are actively removing nutrients from the soil to grow taller, stronger and healthier each day.

How do you stop weeds from growing in the field?

Mulch Your Beds An effective and natural option to prevent weeds from taking over your garden is through the use of mulch. Apply a thick layer of organic mulch approximately 2 inches deep in the garden area \u2013 take care to avoid the base of individual plants and shrubs.

Should we remove weeds from the field?

Weeding is necessary because weeds compete with main crop plant for the different factors such as water, sunlight, nutrients and space and hence affect plant growth. Due to unwanted plants, there is reduction in yield also. Weeding should be done 2-3 times, whenever weeds start to grow again.

What will happen if the weeds are not removed from the crop field?

Weeds means unwanted plants for remove of these plant we use weediside (2,4 D) . If they are there in the field they take all nutrients of plant and plant can't grow properly.

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