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Arable farmlandâthe expanse of Earth that can be used to grow cropsâcan be a funny thing to measure. Land, like people, comes in different shapes. It also changes over time, formed by a quick deluge or a long, punishing drought.
1 Pulse crops utilize soil moisture efficiently. 2  In Montana, farmers have incorporated pulse crops into their crop rotations to reduce the amount of land left fallow (idle). Pluse crop acres have increased from 350,000 in 2009 to over 700,000 in 2014. 2  Pulse crops require little (if any) nitrogen fertilizer; instead they fix nitrogen from the air into the soil. 3  Pulse crops help break disease and pest cycles in wheat and barley.