Terracing is an effective method of soil conservation in_____.

Terracing is a soil conservation technique used to stop rainfall runoff from building up and seriously eroding sloped terrain. Ridges and canals built across the slope make up terraces. The preservation of soil and water is the main advantage. Terraces significantly reduce soil erosion by lowering the quantity and speed of water travelling across the soil surface. Thus, terracing makes it possible to plant crops more intensively than would otherwise be practicable.