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Rotating with Fabaceae or Solanaceae. Benefits: can help reduce soil pathogens and insects that particularly affect lettuce crops.

Rotating with Solanaceae or Cucurbitaceae. Benefits: disrupts the life cycle of carrot-specific diseases and pests, such as carrot fly.

Rotating with Alliaceae or Fabaceae. Benefits: helps prevent buildup of pests like squash vine borers, reduces disease risks.

Rotating with Gramineae or Leguminosae. Benefits: reduces risk of pest and disease accumulation, particularly blights and wilts.

Rotating with Brassicaceae or Cucurbitaceae. Benefits: reduces risk of soil-borne diseases specific to beets such as leaf spot and root rots.

Rotating with Fabaceae or Solanaceae. Benefits: breaks disease and pest cycles affecting corn, improves soil structure and fertility for subsequent crops.

Rotating with Poaceae or Brassicaceae. Benefits: fixes nitrogen into the soil, acts as a green manure improving soil health.

Rotating with Solanaceae or Cucurbitaceae. Benefits: break the cycle of soil-borne pests and diseases such as clubroot, and help in managing nutrients.

Rotating with Brassicaceae or Asteraceae. Benefits: helps control soil-borne diseases, such as onion white rot, and can deter certain pests.