A farmer plowed his fields just before a huge thunderstorm. The water running off the fields is carrying away some of his topsoil. What process does this describe?

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A farmer plowed his fields just before a huge thunderstorm. The water running off the fields is carrying away some of his topsoil. What process does this describe?

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the process is called leaching

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