Question

How cultivation could be done in Arid soil?

Answer 1

Arid" does not adequately characterize the soils, however, for they may vary in many ways. Often they are ... Other man-made structures.

Answer 2

Through the technique of Dryland Farming

Explanation:

• Dryland farming uses specific agricultural  methods for crop production without irrigation. Dryland farming has evolved as a series of techniques used among farmers to adapt continuously to the presence or lack of moisture in a specific crop cycle.
• Dryland farming is profitable crop production  without irrigation of land, with a highly variable/low average  rainfall.
• Dryland farming methods can be adopted in  arid conditions, drought-prone regions and those with scarce water resources.  Dryland farmed crops comprise corn, winter wheat, sunflowers,  beans, watermelon, etc.