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JerryEmma Release Time: November 1, 2024, 4:11 PM
Alfalfa toxin, in general, relates to certain mycotoxins and other naturally occurring toxic agents in alfalfa. Toxins don’t “remain in the soil in a quantifiable manner” as synthetic chemicals do. The concern exists rather with conditions that persist long enough to allow the factors of fungi or bacteria to produce such toxins. For example, ergot alkaloids produced by Claviceps fungi may stay in the soil for several years, though the specific duration varies widely be- cause of environmental factors such as temperature, moisture levels, and soil type. Generally, mycotoxins degrade in a manner dependent on time, yet ranges from months to many years. To reduce this risk, farmers might take a couple of strategies whereby they would apply a few integrated pest management practices. They include rotating with a few different crops, ensuring all their seeds are certified, and taking care of the soil keeping it healthy thus minimizing the chances of the toxin-producing orga...
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