Industrial agriculture uses machines, irrigation systems, fertilizers, and pesticides to produce food on a mass scale. However, industrial agriculture has had significant detrimental effects. Match the industrial agriculture practice to the negative effect it can cause.

Explanation: It is not a secret for anyone, the boom that Industrial Agriculture has had throughout history, since food production largely depends on this activity. However, this has caused negative impacts on nature, since many of the materials and machinery used here, despite producing food, are deteriorating the soil, an element of utmost importance, which is not being protected, since it erodes with the machines used by farmers, and not to mention the negative effect caused by livestock. This is another damaging factor for the soil and that as mentioned above, also causes its erosion. The practice of industrial agriculture should be controlled and methods or tools that avoid environmental damage and that did not perpetrate the poverty of farmers in developing countries should be sought, which is where this activity is mainly carried out.