Question on: JSS1 Agricultural science - Soil Conservation Methods

Soil conservation is crucial in agriculture to minimise soil erosion and maintain soil health. Consequences of soil erosion include:

  - Loss of Fertile Topsoil: Erosion can result in the loss of the nutrient-rich topsoil, negatively impacting crop productivity.

  - Reduced Water Quality: Soil erosion contributes to sedimentation in water bodies, affecting water quality.

  - Impacts on Soil Structure: Erosion disrupts soil structure, leading to compaction and reduced water infiltration.

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