Which of the following best explains why agricultural production on floodplains is often relatively high? Group of answer choices

Soil tends to be nutrient rich and fertile

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High water tables make irrigation unnecessary

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Periodic flooding removes toxins out of floodplain soils

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Floodplains are not used much so more acreage is available.

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Milagros Lynn

16 June, 01:58

Which of the following best explains why agricultural production on floodplains is often relatively high? Group of answer choices

Soil tends to be nutrient rich and fertile

.

High water tables make irrigation unnecessary

.

Periodic flooding removes toxins out of floodplain soils

.

Floodplains are not used much so more acreage is available.

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Answers (2)

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Justin Henson · Answer 1

I think the answer is D

Robert Melendez · Answer 2

the last bullet

Explanation:

you have to buy a lot of floodplain land to produce enough crops and the land cant be used when it flood causing the owner to lose money