Due to soil depletion and increasingly specialized agricultural techniques, the open field farming style has becoming less and less common. To make ends meet, peasants grew the same crops year after year, depleting the soil of vital elements like nitrogen. Fields were planted in three-year rotations as a more controlled kind of crop rotation gradually replaced the open field technique. A system like this aided in the transition of agriculture to the contemporary form of individual landowner farmers. In order to relax the structure of clay soil and to fertilize extremely infertile land, farmers use our coir medium with soil.