How does organic farming help minimize the impact of growing crops on the environment when compared to traditional farming methods?

Question

A.
Organic farming results in soil being able to hold less water during a drought.
B.
Organic farming results in increased soil fertility and decreased soil erosion
C.
Organic farming results in decreased biodiversity and reduced ecosystem health.
D.
Organic farming results in increased carbon dioxide emissions in the atmosphere.

Answer 1

The correct answer is:

B. Organic farming results in increased soil fertility and decreased soil erosion.

Organic farming practices typically emphasize the use of natural fertilizers, crop rotations, cover cropping, and reduced reliance on synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. These practices help improve soil health, maintain soil structure, and reduce erosion, ultimately benefiting the environment compared to traditional farming methods.