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Why sow seeds in a nursery instead of directly in the final field?

Q: Answer-Why sow seeds in a nursery instead of directly in the final field?

In a nursery, every seed gets the perfect amount of water and light. This leads to a consistent batch of plants, whereas field-sown seeds face unpredictable hazards.

A To ensure uniform and healthy growth

B To prevent any future weed growth

C To fertilize the final field location

D To prepare for an immediate harvest

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