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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 are versatile, adding flexibility to cropping systems. 2  If growing conditions turn dry, pulse crops can be harvested or grazed for forage or terminated to conserve soil moisture-the soil will still benefit from nitrogen fixation, rotation, and having a cover crop. 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.