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What is over-cultivation and the effects of it?
overcultivation
What is over cultivation and the effects of it?
Cultivation is farming or planting crops. Its effects are deforestation, flooding, and soil erosion.
How can over cultivation be corrected?
The main cause of over cultivation is when animals are allowed to feed on the same spot of ground for too long. This can be corrected by rotating where animals are fed and allowing the soil to recover.
Explain how the natural inputs favor the cultivation of wheat in Punjab?
the natural input of punjab favour the cultivation of wheat that over there the weather condition is very good and there are rich soil
How do you reduce 500 over 1000?
you reduce the fraction and you get 250 over 1000
Which crop is the first in cultivation all over the world?
either rice or wheat, depends on who you ask...
Rice Cultivation in India?
Rice Cultivation
Did marijuana cultivation become decriminalized in California?
Under Proposition 64, passed in 2016, marijuana cultivation for personal use in California is now legal for adults 21 and over. However, regulations around cultivation, such as limits on the number of plants and where they can be grown, vary by jurisdiction. Commercial cultivation still requires a license.
Can you reduce -10 over 6?
You mean simplify then yes, it would be reduce to 3 over 5.
Which is the state in India who has first in cultivation?
The state which is first in cultivation in India is Gujarat. The state which is second in cultivation is Maharashtra
What is over cultivation?
Over cultivation occurs when land is repeatedly used to grow crops without giving it enough time to recover its nutrients or allowing the soil to rest. This can lead to soil degradation, reduced fertility, and eventually render the land unusable for agriculture. Over cultivation is a significant issue in sustainable farming practices, as it can lead to long-term damage to the soil and the environment.
Which of the following is the type of cultivation followed by the Africans?
Uni Cultivation
