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What will happen if a farmer only plants and harvests crops of cotton for seven years without adding fertilizers or other nutrients to the soil?
draining of nutrients from the soil
Can you explain what a mechanical reaper is?
Its a machine that harvests grain and pulse crops.
How do plants affect s crops and livestock supply?
Plants are the mainstay of agriculture. Crops are comprised of plants, and livestock are very commonly herbivorous animals that depend on plants for growth, survival, and health. If plants did not exist on this earth, every living thing known to mankind would not exist either, and that includes humans. Weather that affects crops or any change in climate can negatively (or in some cases, positively) affect supply in terms of food distribution, harvests, etc.
What were poor harvests?
Poor harvests is when your crops go bad because of a natural disaster like a flood. So your soil is also poor because of the flood.
Who harvests many of the crops grown on farms in the desert southwest?
Many of the crops are harvested by migrant farm workers, most of them from Mexico.
What are synonyms of the word crops?
yields, produce, gatherings, fruits, harvests, vintage, reapings
What happened when Demeter got mad?
The plants and harvests died
What machine harvests crops on a farm?
Tractors, balers, grain carts, cotton harvesters, and combines.
What is photoscifasices?
its when plants harvests grow and begin s growing more
What would happens if a farmer harvests crops early?
Harvesting crops early can lead to lower yields and reduced quality, as the plants may not have fully matured, resulting in smaller, less nutritious produce. This premature harvesting can also affect the overall market value of the crops. Additionally, early harvesting can disrupt the natural growth cycle of the plants, potentially impacting future yields in subsequent growing seasons.
What can destroy harvests?
Harvests can be destroyed by factors such as severe weather events (e.g., hurricanes, droughts, or floods), pest infestations, diseases affecting crops, and poor soil conditions. Additionally, human activities like deforestation, improper land management, and pollution can also negatively impact harvests.
How did the egyptians prepare for times when the nile did not flood enough and crops could not grow?
They used the food they stored from surplus harvests.
