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What crops can you rotate into a rice paddy if you already grew the rice. can you put taro in?
 
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Taro is a heat-loving crop, so if you're looking for something to put in the rice paddy through the cool season, taro is not the way to go.

Fava is a great cool-season crop that will give you a yield and put a lot of biomass into the ground.
 
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thank you.. my goal is mostly to keep the crawfish going so the ducks can eat it. or whatever else comes up in the rice paddy.
 
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