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Strategies being used in Sub-Saharan Africa to reverse land degradation include reduced use of chemical agents. These chemical agents are not only harmful for the soil but also for the immediate environment where agriculture occurs. Organisms that depend on the soil are also affected, as a result people are now finding more organic ways to lessen the effects of agriculture to the land.

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