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The 13 pages that link to Polyculture, each with the reason it gives.

• MonocultureCompared with: It contrasts monoculture's single crop with simultaneous crop diversity.

• Subsistence agricultureRelated: Growing several crops spreads risk when household food depends on each harvest.

• IntercroppingRelated: This broader term includes intercropping and can also describe mixed livestock or perennial systems.

• Three SistersNarrower topic: The Three Sisters is a well-known, carefully structured polyculture.

• Agricultural biodiversityCompared with: It contrasts with single-crop systems by maintaining several crops in shared fields.

• Companion plantingNarrower topic: This broader approach includes companion planting and other forms of crop diversity.

• Fish farmingCompared with: It differs from single-species fish farms by combining organisms with complementary roles.

• Crop diversificationBroader topic: It describes mixed-crop systems that diversify species and ecological interactions.

• Multiple croppingCompared with: It describes crop diversity broadly, whereas multiple cropping specifically concerns crops grown on the same field in one year.

• Freshwater prawn farmingRelated: Prawns can be raised with fish when species use different resources or habitats.

• Macrobrachium rosenbergiiRelated: It can be raised with fish such as carp to use pond resources differently.

• Masanobu FukuokaRelated: Mixed plantings helped his fields function as diverse communities rather than single-crop plots.

• Silver carpRelated: Silver carp can be raised with other fish that use different food resources.