Environmental Sciences, asked by NobiNavita3836, 11 months ago

How can ploughing help in reducing the loss of water in an agricultural field?

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Answered by physicsknowledge9506
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Answer:

Storing water in soil decreases the negative impacts of droughts. ... Contour ploughing is the farming practice of ploughing across a slope following its contours, which have the effect of slowing water run-off during rainstorms so that the soil is not washed away and allows the water to percolate into the soil.

Answered by hotelcalifornia
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Ploughing of soil will reduce the loss of water in an agricultural field because after ploughing the soil can absorb and retain more water and reduce soil erosion.

Explanation:

  • Ploughing is a basic method used by farmers before starting the actual cultivation.
  • In the process a vehicle is made to apply on the surface of the soil such as the soil loosens up and sowing becomes an easier job.
  • Ploughing can reduce the loss of water because once the soil is loose, its porosity increases and thus it can absorb more amount of water.
  • Absorption of water by the soil is crucial as it will take further steps in cultivation easier.
  • In earlier days, ploughing was done by animals like horses and ox. However, in modern times tractors are used for the purpose.

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