Agriculture · Soil and Water Conservation
How do vegetative barriers, such as Vetiver grass strips planted along contours, aid in soil and water conservation?
- 1By preventing any kind of crop growth near them
- 2By trapping suspended sediments and slowing down runoff velocity✓
- 3By reducing the soil infiltration capacity
- 4By diverting runoff quickly to drainage channels
Correct answer
By trapping suspended sediments and slowing down runoff velocity
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