Soil Conservation Structures
Description: Test your knowledge on Soil Conservation Structures, which are designed to control soil erosion and improve soil quality. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: soil conservation erosion control agricultural practices |
Which of the following is NOT a type of soil conservation structure?
The primary purpose of contour farming is to:
Which soil conservation structure is commonly used on steep slopes to prevent landslides?
The practice of alternating strips of different crops in a field is known as:
Which soil conservation structure is designed to convey excess water from a field without causing erosion?
The process of constructing a series of small earthen ridges along the contours of a slope to slow down the flow of water and reduce erosion is known as:
Which soil conservation structure is commonly used to control erosion in areas with high rainfall and steep slopes?
The practice of leaving crop residues on the field after harvest to protect the soil from erosion is known as:
Which soil conservation structure is designed to reduce erosion and improve water infiltration on sloping land?
The practice of planting different crops in a field in a specific sequence to improve soil fertility and reduce erosion is known as:
Which soil conservation structure is commonly used to control erosion in areas with strong winds?
The practice of constructing small dams or barriers across a waterway to slow down the flow of water and reduce erosion is known as:
Which soil conservation structure is commonly used to control erosion and improve water infiltration on sloping land?
The practice of planting crops in rows that are perpendicular to the slope of the land to reduce erosion is known as:
Which soil conservation structure is commonly used to control erosion in areas with high rainfall and steep slopes?