USES OF WEEDS
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Weeds can add nutrients to the soil when they break down.
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Weeds' roots help keep soil in place and stop it from washing away.
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Weeds provide food and shelter for insects, birds, and other animals.
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Some weeds can be used as natural medicine to treat health problems.
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Weeds offer nectar and pollen for bees and butterflies.
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Weeds can be composted to create rich soil for gardening.
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Weeds can show if the soil is too acidic or lacks nutrients.
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Cut weeds can be spread on the ground to keep soil moist and stop more weeds from growing.
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Weeds can be mixed into the soil to make it more fertile.
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Some weeds can be eaten by livestock, providing them with extra food.