What is soil conservation, and why is it important in agriculture?
- Soil conservation involves the removal of topsoil for agricultural purposes
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Soil conservation refers to the preservation and sustainable management of soil resources
- Soil conservation aims to maximize crop yields through intensive farming practices
- Soil conservation focuses on increasing soil fertility through the use of chemical fertilizers
The correct answer is: B
Explanation
Soil conservation is the practice of protecting and managing the soil to prevent erosion, degradation, and loss of fertility. It involves implementing various techniques and practices to ensure the long-term sustainability and productivity of agricultural lands.