In conservation plowing, why are dead weeds and stalks of the previous year s crop left in the ground?

a. to keep the soil from becoming too fertile

b. to reduce the amount of seed needed for the next year s crop

c. to retain moisture and hold the soil in place

d. to keep more organisms out of the soil

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Dangelo Perkins

20 February, 04:35

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Aldo Blanchard · Answer 1

The answer is choice c. to retain moisture and hold the soil in place.

In conservation plowing, why are dead weeds and stalks of the previous year s crop left in the ground?a. to keep the soil from becoming too fertileb. to reduce the amount of seed needed for the next year s cropc. to retain moisture and hold the soil in placed. to keep more organisms out of the soil