how does over grazing cause soil erosion,?short answer
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Overgrazing can reduce ground cover, enabling erosion and compaction of the land by wind and rain.. This reduces the ability for plants to grow and water to penetrate, which harms soil microbes and results in serious erosion of the land.
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Overgrazing is one of the causes for erosion. Overgrazing reduces the usefulness, productivity of the land. The livestock press the subsoil into fine soil which can be carried easily by wind and water. Reduced soil depth, soil organic matter, and soil fertility affects the land's future productivity.
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Overgrazing can reduce ground cover, enabling erosion and compaction of the land by wind and rain.. This reduces the ability for plants to grow and water to penetrate, which harms soil microbes and results in serious erosion of the land.
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