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Animal dung is used to fertilize the crops used to feed livestock. The two systems feed into each other

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By keeping multiple types of livestock, farmers are able to exploit a wider range of feed resources and it is also a risk-minimizing strategy

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Most mixed farmers in the world do so out of necessity rather than mixed farming being an improvement over other types of farming

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Mixed farming and Livestock farming produces major complications such as highly contagious infections in both factors (Ecoli, swine fever, etc.) endemic diseases, and public health diseases.

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Oceanic (US) and Temperate Continental (Europe) Climates

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The United States is known to use mixed crop and livestock farming. Additionally, it is popular among countries in Western Europe and Russia

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Mixed farming produces 90% of all world's milk and 80% of the meat from ruminants.

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A method of mixing crop and livestock includes crop rotation. Fields are divided and placed on different cycles for the next several years. Crop Rotation helps the fertility of soil by not fully depleting nutrients and allowing fields to have a year of fallow, which restores lost nutrients

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Type of Commercial agriculture that integrates different types of crops and livestock throughout the seasons.

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Most common in Mid-Eastern United States (between the Appalachian Mountains and 98 degrees longitude) and in much of Europe (France to Russia). Orange regions of map.