Which is true about dry farming? Select all that apply. (1 point) Responses
It allowed farmers to convert lands previously used for grazing to viable wheat farms.
It is a farming technique practiced in areas of heavy rainfall.
It is a farming technique that relies on irrigation to bring water to dry regions.
It is a set of techniques used by farmers to strip the nutrients from the soil.
It is a technique through which unused sections of land store up rainwater in the soil.
- It allowed farmers to convert lands previously used for grazing to viable wheat farms.
- It is a technique through which unused sections of land store up rainwater in the soil.
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Yes, that is correct.
Which of the following is true about the Okanogan Highlands? (1 point) Responses
The Okanogan Highlands gets record-breaking levels of precipitation almost every year.
The soil in the Okanogan Highlands is too dry for dry farming.
The Okanogan Highlands is actually a series of mountains.
This region gets its name because it consists of plains that are slightly above sea level. This region gets its name because it consists of plains that are slightly above sea level.
The Okanogan Highlands is actually a series of mountains.
Which of the following is true about the Grand Coulee Dam? (1 point) Responses
It is almost as tall as Niagara Falls.
It provides hydroelectric power.
It is the only naturally occurring dam in the Columbia Plateau.
It is the only dam on Columbia River.