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Sustainable agriculture has many goals. One of the primary goals is best describ

Sustainable agriculture has many goals. One of the primary goals is best described as ________.
A) making an effort to maintain productive topsoil
B) increasing the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides
C) encouraging the growth of large-scale agribusiness because it is the most economically viable form of agriculture
D) converting forestland into productive cropland
E) converting desert land into productive cropland because of the growth in desalinization technology

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