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Which of the following would be least effective in controlling soil erosion caused by wind and water? A) planting windbreaks B) removing crop stubble from ground C) using conservation tillage D) creating
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Which of the following would be least effective in controlling soil erosion caused by wind and water?

A)
planting windbreaks
B)
removing crop stubble from ground
C)
using conservation tillage
D)
creating agriculture water ditches
E)
planting cover crops

User Morteza Adi
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I think c is the answer but I’m not sure
User Mark Veltzer
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Answer: B) removing crop stubble from ground.

Explanation: Removing crop stubble removes roots that might be holding soil in place making soil more susceptible to wind and water erosion... at least that is my take.

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