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Why is alley cropping considered a sustainable farming practice?(1 point)
It allows farmers to meet current needs while preserving resources.
It allows farmers to focus on selling their crops locally.
It requires farmers to know best practices for only one crop.
It is less expensive than conventional farming.
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It allows farmers to meet current needs while preserving resources.
Alley cropping (rows of trees/shrubs with crops grown between) improves soil, reduces erosion, conserves water, and enhances biodiversity, supporting long-term productivity.
Alley cropping (rows of trees/shrubs with crops grown between) improves soil, reduces erosion, conserves water, and enhances biodiversity, supporting long-term productivity.
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