As a farmer, you must decide how many times during the year you will plant a new crop. Also, you must decide how far apart to space the plants. Will diminishing returns be a factor in your decision making? If so, how will it affect your decisions?

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Rigoberto Riddle

17 May, 18:32

As a farmer, you must decide how many times during the year you will plant a new crop. Also, you must decide how far apart to space the plants. Will diminishing returns be a factor in your decision making? If so, how will it affect your decisions?

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Lamar · Answer 1

Planting crops multiple times a year can lead to diminishing returns and it is factors in making decisions.

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A Planting less or more certainly affects the quality of crops and the output they provide. Planting fewer times is not an option, as it will yield less. Planting numerous times a year will lead to crushing of soil and accordingly diminished return. Similarly, planting crops excessively near one another will result in diminished performance, since this will negatively affect the quality of the land.