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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago
Soil Erosion: While erosion is a natural process often caused by wind and flowing water it is greatly accelerated by human activities such as farming, construction, overgrazing by livestock, burning of grass cover and deforestation
Excess use of fertilizers: It makes the soil friable and susceptible to erosion.
Excess salts and water: Excess irrigation causes water logging which results in salinisation of the soil.
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