Question

the soil fertility can be destroyed by both human and natural factors how?

Answer 1

Explanation:

Rainfall, surface runoff, floods, wind erosion, tillage, and mass movements result in the loss of fertile top spoil thereby declining soil quality. ... Human activities such as poor farming practices may also deplete soil nutrients thus diminishing soil fertility.

Answer 2

Answer:

rainfall, surface runoff, floods, wind erosion, tillage, and mass movements result in the loss of fertile top spoil thereby declining soil quality. ... Human activities such as poor farming practices may also deplete soil nutrients thus diminishing soil fertility

Explanation:

Through improper soil and water management, a soil's properties may be altered so that its fertility is seriously reduced or lost for good. Excessive cultivation, for example, can wreck the structure of some soils so that they are no longer capable of holding enough moisture for growing plants.