Although debatable,  many agricultural historians also believe that the introduction of convertible husbandry was brought about with the introduction of the turnip.
<meaning-changed> Although debatable,  many agricultural historians also believe that the introduction of convertible husbandry was brought about with the introduction of the turnip.
Although often praised as increasing yields and efficiency, this is debatable. Yields were often poor in the late Middle Ages and approximately equivalent to regular common fields. It was not always adaptable to the type of land or soil at all locations. Kitsikopoulos claims it was the introduction of fodder legumes, such as clover, in the early modern period which eventually truly achieved greater agricultural productivity. many agricultural historians also believe that the introduction of convertible husbandry was brought about with the introduction of the turnip.