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How can slaked lime be used by farmers and environmentalists?
farmers use it to neutralize acid soil to help crops grow
Why do farmers enrich the soil?
farmers
What are two way farmers can protect the mineral content of the soil?
plant long rooted plants(this will help hold down the soil) and keep it damp
Why do farmers put nitrates in soil?
idsloving it in soil
Why do farmers add acids and alkalis to their soil to help the crops grow?
it helps the crops grow a lot quicker
How did silt help farmers?
silt helped farmers by giving them the fertile soil to grow their crops in.
What is a process farmers used by farmers in dry climates to help their crops grow in the fertile soil?
Irrigation
How can farmers farm differently to help with soil erosion?
add more soil or have cows turn up more soil
How can slaked lime be used by farmers and environmentalists?
farmers use it to neutralize acid soil to help crops grow
What is a John Deere tractor invented for?
To help farmers and not poison there crops and their soil
How do soil organism help the farmer?
Earthworms are known as the farmers friends as they ensurf
How does the flooding help the farmers?
flooding washes fertile soil onto the land
What do farmers add to their soil and why?
some farmers add fertilizer, and some add manure. they are for the same purpose. to help grow their crops! :)
Did slash-and-burn agriculture help keep the soil fertile for early farmers?
Slash-and-burn agriculture initially helps by clearing land and providing nutrients from burned vegetation. However, over time, it can deplete the soil of nutrients and lead to soil erosion, which may require farmers to move to new areas. Sustainable practices like crop rotation and soil conservation are more effective for maintaining soil fertility in the long term.
Did slash and burn help keep the soil fertile for early farmers?
Slash and burn agriculture involves cutting down and burning trees to clear land for farming. While it initially provides fertility from the ash, the soil can quickly become depleted of nutrients and susceptible to erosion. This method is unsustainable in the long run and can lead to environmental degradation.
Why do farmers enrich the soil?
farmers
Why did medieval farmers grow clovers every 4 years?
Farmers plant clover into the wheat crop to help build the soil and put a lot of nitrogen into the soil, as well as feeding various other soil building organisms like earthworms.
