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Which of the following farming practices would be expected to produce the least nutrient leaching, a

Which of the following farming practices would be expected to produce the least nutrient leaching, and thus contribute most to soil sustainability?
A) deep plowing, irrigation, and the use of inorganic fertilizers
B) deep plowing, no irrigation, and the use of inorganic fertilizers
C) no plowing, irrigation, and the use of organic fertilizers
D) no plowing, no irrigation, and the use of organic fertilizers

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Environmental Science: Toward A Sustainable Future

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Authors: Wright, Boorse

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