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What happens to soil when it's over farmed?
It eventually loses its nutrients - and becomes useless for growing crops. This is why farmers often leave one or two fields empty each year. This allows the ground to 'rest and recover' so it's ready for planting in the future. The process is called 'set aside'.
What happens when you drop water into dry soil?
When water is dropped into dry soil, it gets absorbed by the soil particles through capillary action. This helps to moisten the soil and provide hydration to plants and microorganisms living in the soil. Over time, the water will spread evenly throughout the soil, promoting growth and supporting soil health.
What happens to soil when water runs onto it?
When water runs onto soil, it can cause erosion by washing away the top layer of soil. This can lead to loss of nutrients, degradation of soil structure, and decreased soil fertility. Over time, it can result in land degradation and reduced agricultural productivity.
What happens if you over use soil?
Overusing soil can lead to poor drainage, compacted soil, and nutrient depletion. This can inhibit plant growth and result in unhealthy or stunted plants. It's important to regularly test soil health and amend it as needed to maintain a healthy growing environment.
Describe how nitrates are leached from the soil?
Nitrates are leached from the soil when excess water percolates through the soil, carrying the nitrates with it deeper into the ground or into water bodies. This process happens when there is heavy rainfall or over-irrigation, and can lead to groundwater contamination if not managed properly.
What happens to soil when it's over farmed?
It eventually loses its nutrients - and becomes useless for growing crops. This is why farmers often leave one or two fields empty each year. This allows the ground to 'rest and recover' so it's ready for planting in the future. The process is called 'set aside'.
How did the Maya?
the Mayas farmed by popping on the soil and the sun would observe it which made a vegetable.
Why have people farmed the land along the nile for thousands of years?
Because the soil is rich and not dried out. :)
Why have people farmed the land along the Nile for thousands for years?
Because the soil is rich and not dried out. :)
How Mayans farmed?
Mayans farmed simply. because the whether was hot their crops would dry and need water, so they used to trade some of the soil from their highlands to their lowlands so they would both grow.
What happens to water in the soil?
It evaporates into the soil.
What group of islands has good soil that can be farmed and yield crops for both local consumption and export?
The islands around Australia!
What are some influences on what crops can be farmed in a region?
climate, soil structure, quality of workers available, ability to export and many more
Are green beans intensively farmed?
Most of the people in the world eat potato and green beans. So green beans are intensively farmed all over the world
What made it easier to farm in the Middle Colonies than the New England Colonies?
Because more land could be farmed
What happens when soil is in mild climates?
Your mom happens
What happens when you plant crops in the same field over and over again?
All the nutrients get absorbed by the plants making the field lose more nutrients in the soil year after year until the soil is not nutrient enough to grow plants in.
