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No-Till Farming and cover cropping is where a farmer dose not till up the farmland that he grew things in so the roots will stay and hold the soil in for him. or if the farmer has the money he will put a cover crop on the soil like grass or something small to hold the soil down and the soil will not erode away.

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today we will tell you about different things about weathering, soil, and stewardship, this is by Jarod walker and Kodiak Goodrich Moore. after the presentation you will know about all of these things we will tell you about every thing you need to know.

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-is the posses  of braking  down big rocks into small rocks. this posses usually happens on the surface of the plant. temperance  also affects the land. the cool nights and the warm days case things to contract and to expand. that movement can case rocks to split and brake rocks apart. some examples of mechanical weathering are water, ice, salt, animals, and plants.

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any of the various weathering processes that cause exposed rock to undergo chemical decomposition, changing the chemical and mineralogical composition of the rock:

Oxygen and acids are agents in chemical weathering.

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any of the various weathering processes that cause exposed rock to undergo chemical decomposition, changing the chemical and mineralogical composition of the rock:
Oxygen and acids are agents in chemical weathering. www.dictionary.com/browse/mechanical-weathering

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Chemical weathering is the process by which rocks are broken down by chemical reactions. There are different types of chemical weathering.  When iron in rocks reacts with oxygen, it forms iron oxide, which weakens the rock. Carbonation is the mixing of water with carbon dioxide to make carbolic acid. https://study.com/.../what-is-chemical-weathering

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soil can be made up of three different types of soil, sand, silt, and clay. soil with all three is called loam ,loam is a mixture of the three types of soil it can be sandy loam silty loam ETC.

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what are the different types of rock material that makes up soil and what is the biggest difference between them  

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what are the different types of rock material that makes up soil and what is the biggest difference between them  

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the three types of rock materials               are, sand, silt, and clay. the biggest difference between them are their porosity.

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porosity and draining using the three rock materials.

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porosity and draining using the three rock materials.

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the three rock materials are the silt, sand, and clay and Lome. the draining depends on the type of soil you are using sand drains very fast, silt drains in the middle/decent, and clay don't even get me started it will stay flooded for days if you have a clay road so this tells you clay drains very slowly. loam is a vary good type of soil good for farming, its a mixture of all three evenly. prosody is how fast it drains and sand has a high porosity, clay has a low porosity and silt is a in between porosity.

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the texture of the soil is sand is gritty, clay is smooth and silt is the in between gritty and smooth.

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the color of the soil, depends on how much organic wast there is in it ; the darker it is it has more organic wast the lighter it is the less organic wast there is.

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examples of erosion and why it is bad for the environment.  

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examples of erosion and why it is bad for the environment.  

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some examples of erosion is like when water runs down something like soil and takes it with the water and the water takes the soil away. after that you have a slope of land were the water took the soil away. erosion is bad for the environment because it can wash away land that we need and live on. one way to stop erosion is to plant crops or grass (something with roots that go deep in the ground).

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what is the dust bowl and why was it important for conserving laws being made.

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what is the dust bowl and why was it important for conserving laws being made.

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the dust bowl was a giant dust storm that lasted for a very long time. it was very dangerous, it was caused by thousands of farmers leaving and they left the land uncovered so when wind erosion happened it sent most of the loam that they used into the air. it was important for conserving laws being made because they made the farmers that are going to leave plant grass their to stop erosion. it also made people relies that plants and soil are very important and that we should take care of them and the soil it grows in.

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terracing is make or form (sloping land) into a number of level flat areas resembling a series of steps. it help prevent erosion and also helps the plants get water.

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Contour farming is growing crops "on the level" across or perpendicular to a slope rather than up and down the slope. The rows running across the slope are designed to be as level as possible to facilitate tillage and planting operations on the contour and it also helps with the top soil to not lose all its nutreince.

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the place in the world where weathering is the fasts  

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the place in the world where weathering is the fasts  

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the fasts weathering acres at the  Amazon rain forest and deserts is the second fasts. the weathering creates soil for the earth and all thees things creates weathering.

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thank you for giving use the strength to do this me and Kodiak had a lot of fun doing this together and we hope to do this again thank you class, and mostly Mr.read. by Jarod walker and Kodiak Goodrich Moore.

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cultivation in which different crops are sown in alternate strips to prevent soil erosion. the most common crop choices for strip cropping are closely sown crops such as hay, wheat, or other forages which are alternated with strips of row crops, such ascorn, soybeans, cotton, or sugar beets. The forages serve primarily as cover crops.

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he system of varying successive crops in a definite order on the same ground, especially to avoid depleting the soil and to control weeds, diseases, and pests. And it also helps the soil not run out of what the other crop needs and the most common is corn then cotton.

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Windbreak is when a farmer has a large field and dose not want the soil to erode by the wind so he would then plant trees/something tall around the field then the wind will not erode the field/fields.

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what affects the speed of weathering in  places around the world.

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what affects the speed of weathering in  places around the world.

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what affects the speed of weathering is the rain, temperature, animals, asides,and plants, wind, water, and rust. the amazon rain forest probably has the most weathering of the world because of the animals.

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Where we got the Information from/and the pictures. 

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Where we got the Information from/and the pictures. 

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We got all of our Information and pictures from google if it was not for google than this presentation would not be a thing on this planet. the pictures we viewed from google then we coped the link code then pasted them. we looked up most of the Information from google but some of it me and Kodiak new from the top of our heads.