Question

The Dust Bowl was a time In the 1930s when prairie states in the Midwest had farmlands torn apart by wind erosion and storms. This disaster caused food shortages and financial hardship. What practice is most helpful to prevent another similar tragedy?
A. no-till farming to allow roots to hold soil together
B. over watering of fields to keep soil wet
C. terrace farming by putting walls up on hills
D. agricultural reform to change the types of crops planted

Answer 1

D. I might be wrong but I learned this a while ago

Answer 2

Answer:

C

Explanation: The dust bowl killed many crops resulting to low nutrients