Terracing can lead to increased soil erosion if not properly maintained, as the flat surfaces can become saturated and lose stability. It may require significant initial investment and labor for construction, making it less feasible for some farmers. Additionally, terracing can limit the use of large machinery, potentially reducing agricultural efficiency. Lastly, improper design can cause water drainage issues, leading to waterlogging or insufficient irrigation.
In 1915, the United States invaded Haiti after a Port-au-Prince mob tore President Vibrun Guillaume Sam's body introduced different species, tried to push terracing to save the soil.
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The mountain had no terracing.
terracing-is done on hilly lands.teraces or step are buildon the slope for planting
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Terracing and strip cropping are done to prevent soil erosion.
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It helps the soil from runoff.
Terracing.
we use it to make agriculture
Terracing is a method of farming where steps are built into a hillside to create flat levels for planting crops. An example of terracing is the rice terraces in the Philippines, where farmers have carved out intricate step-like structures on steep mountainsides to cultivate rice.
i disagree with you terracing helps stop erosion . i agree when you said it slow water down so honestly if i had to grade you i give you a 1/2 .