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How can increasing soil salinity affect a farmer livelihood?

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Correct answer: Crop productivity declines and land-reclamation costs may rise

Excess salts in soil make it difficult for plants to absorb water and nutrients. This can reduce germination, growth and yield, lowering a farmer’s income. Reclaiming saline land may also require extra expenditure on drainage, proper irrigation and, in some cases, amendments such as gypsum. Option B states the opposite effect. Exam tip: Link soil salinity with lower yield, higher reclamation costs and livelihood risk.

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AgricultureSoil SalinityCrop ProductivityFarm LivelihoodLand ReclamationSoil DegradationTraditional Occupations In India AgricultureWorkLivelihood And Career

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