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  Terrace farming:  On hill slopes, farming is

             done by  cutting steps and  terraces.   is  is
             called terrace farming. It reduces the speed

             of  owing water and thus the amount of soil

              owing downhill with water.

          By growing grass: When the land is not being

             used for farming, it is good to grow grass or

             some creepers on it.  e grass has spreading
              brous roots. It covers the topsoil quickly,


             keeps it wet and holds it  rmly.
          Constructing dams and Embankments: Floods                           Terrace farming on hill slopes
             include huge quantities of running water that

             wash away a large part of the topsoil. Dams
             and embankments are built on rivers to check


             soil erosion by  oods.


                Knowledge Zone
                To encourage afforestation among children,                   A dam helps prevent soil erosion.
                Vanmahotsava is celebrated in schools.



                                              SOIL POLLUTION

        Various human activities like dumping of solid, non-biodegradable wastes such


        as glass, plastics, polythenes, etc. on land cause soil pollution.  e polluted land
        becomes less fertile. Excessive use of pesticides and chemical fertilisers by farmers


        is also a major cause of soil pollution.  e soil pollution ultimately makes the
        land barren.

                                    2                                                               • Remembering



           Answer in one word.

             1.  Planting trees in large numbers
             2.  Farming on hill slopes

             3.  Protection of soil from erosion
             4.  Dumping harmful substances in soil




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