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second crop

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second crop [′sek·ənd ′kräp]
(agriculture)
A crop succeeding one already harvested during a growing season; either a regrowth of the harvested crop, or a newly planted crop.


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There is more organic matter, higher populations of beneficial soil microbes and fewer diseases and insect pests present when the second crop is sown or set.
Several of the horses who helped Kheleyf become last year's leading first-season sire by number of individual winners have progressed to put up excellent efforts at three, including Deposer, not beaten far into second in the Jersey Stakes, and Jargelle, runner-up to Triple Aspect in the Scurry Stakes, and his second crop of two-year-olds has also shown considerable promise, already yielding Norfolk Stakes runner-up Reignier and Listed-placed trio Ascot Glory, Leleyf and The Hermitage.
Once the casing is removed, the "spent" compost may be fragmented, re-supplemented and re-cased for a second crop (Fig.
 
 
 
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