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SVEN [57.7K]
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8. If a farmer plants the same crop in a field year after year, the soil becomes less fertile. What (1 point)

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Anton [14]3 years ago
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loss of nutrients

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1. Loss of top soil by erosion

2. Nutrient mining

3. Physical degradation of soil (poor structure, compaction, crusting and waterlogging etc.

4. Decrease in organic matter content and soil bioactivity

5. Loss of nutrients through various routes

Modern agriculture had used up the nutrients in our soil and now our food supply was suffering.

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