6 Questions
Burning crop residue above the soil surface is beneficial for retaining soil moisture.
False
Leaving crop residue on the soil surface can help reduce soil moisture losses in areas with poor soils.
True
Burning crop residue does not affect the decomposition of the residue into soil nutrients.
False
Leaving previous crop residue on the surface of the soil can reduce erosion from the splash of raindrops.
True
Continuing to burn the land helps farmers adapt better to climate change.
False
Crop residue is considered one of the most effective and expensive methods available to farmers for protecting their soils.
False
This quiz discusses the negative impacts of burning on soil moisture, soil microorganisms, soil nutrients, and soil health in the context of water management practices. It emphasizes the importance of avoiding burning to maintain soil quality and water retention abilities.
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