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What is an example of a terracing?
Hill
How does terracing help to prevent soil erosion?
Terracing prevents erosion, leaching and surface run-off, by trapping and slowing the water and soil that are being washed away.
Why do farmers use terracing?
So that they can prevent the loss of soil.
When deciding between contour plowing and terracing what might a farmer consider?
That really all depends on where that farmer lives, what terrain he/she has to farm off, and the costs of contour plowing versus terracing. Some areas are not suitable for crop farming no matter what the options are, so the answer to that could be neither contour plowing nor terracing.
Why is terracing important?
Terracing is carving small flat plots of land from hillsides used for farming. This is important so that farming is done on flat healthy plots of land, for good harvesting and growing.
What are the advantage of terraced?
terracing allows you to grow more on land that would normally not be used for agriculture.
What is a sentence for the word terracing?
The mountain had no terracing.
What is terracing or meaning of terracing?
terracing-is done on hilly lands.teraces or step are buildon the slope for planting
What is one way farmers conserve water used on crops?
Contour plowing,terracing
What is an example of a terracing?
Hill
How terracing prevent soil erosion?
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Why is terracing used?
Terracing is a method to produce flat land on slopes. It can make agriculture easier, and can potentially help control erosion.
Planting vegetation terracing and strip cropping are common practices employed in the prevention of what?
Terracing and strip cropping are done to prevent soil erosion.
Why do you use terracing?
we use it to make agriculture
What is a raised area or flat land?
Terracing!
How can erosion be reduced on deep slopes?
terracing
How terracing helps?
It helps the soil from runoff.
