Which of the following is the correct order for land preparation?

The correct order for land preparation is: land clearing → ploughing → harrowing → ridging. Land clearing involves removing trees, bushes, and other vegetation from the land to make it ready for farming. Ploughing is the process of breaking up the soil using a plough to make it easier to plant seeds and improve water and air penetration. Harrowing is the process of breaking up any clumps of soil formed after ploughing and smoothing out the soil surface. Ridging involves creating raised beds or mounds of soil in the field to improve drainage and to provide a place for planting crops. By following this order, the soil is properly prepared for planting and the crops are more likely to grow well and produce a good harvest.