How did crop rotation increase production in the agricultural revolution? a. by allowing farmers to leave fields fallow less often b. by reducing how often farmers had to till the soil c. by limiting the damaging presence of nitrogen in the soil d. by decreasing the growth of weeds in fields

The answer to your question is,

B. By reducing how often farmers had to till the soil.

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The answer to this question is:

A -  By allowing farmers to leave fields fallow less often.

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