In Sudan Savannah of Nigeria, grazing and cutting promote?

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Geography - 1990 Subject: Geography

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In Sudan Savannah of Nigeria, grazing and cutting promote?
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Grazing and cutting in the Sudan Savannah of Nigeria promote land degradation. The process of grazing and cutting of vegetation leads to soil compaction, erosion, loss of nutrients, and depletion of vegetation cover. These activities reduce the productivity of the land, making it less suitable for agriculture and other economic activities. As a result, the land becomes degraded, which can lead to desertification and other environmental problems.
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