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Test: AP Environmental Science
| 98. | What is the primary benefit of conservation tilling (no-till) farming? |
Increase of organic matter returned to the topsoil
Elimination of the need for compost and other soil additives
Limited to nonexistent soil erosion
Increases of permeability of soil for water
The loosening-up of the soil, aiding in the establishment of seedlings
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