Guide to legumes in crop rotation

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The purpose of this guide is for farmers and consultants to easily find out how densely different types of legumes can be recommended in crop rotation, both as a main crop and as a catch crop.

Guide to legumes in crop rotation (pdf file 31 p in Danish)

The guide is structured so you can easily navigate back and forth and find the description for each combination of legumes and plants.

On page 2, you will find a table with an overview of a number of different species of legumes and plants. In the table, you can click on the combination of two different types, which opens a new page with a table containing information and instructions for growing the plants in question.

On each page there is a Back button that takes you back to the start form.

Species of legume seeds and plants are included in the combination chart:

• Horse bean

• White clover

• Lucerne

• Lupine

• Field pea

• Red clover

• Vetch