How did the Enclosure Movement help increase food production?

Answer 1

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• turnips and grasses such as clover also had the benefit of increasing the amount of fodder's crops that could be stored in winter and fed to animals.
• Animals grazed on the fields of clover as they ate they added manure to the soil.
• The different crops used also kept the soil fertile.
• the new system helped increase crop yields.

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FYI -- neither turnips nor clover are grasses

Answer 2

they moved from the foothills to the plains to see if their was better soil