Irrigation Reduces Soil Quality and Rains Usually Don't

question 3

Multiple Choice

Irrigation reduces soil quality and rains usually don't. Why?

• A) Rains deliver more water to soil than irrigation does.
• B) The fast water flow during rains is able to remove toxic materials from topsoil.
• C) Rainwater contains less inorganic material.
• D) Water used for irrigation contains pesticides that affect soil quality.
• E) The fast water flow during irrigation removes organic material from soil.

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