alleryStart learning →Farms near natural habitat often give higher crop yield. Why?
AMore visiting pollinators
BColder weather overall
CMuch less sunlight
DFewer flowers open
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. More visiting pollinators
Farms close to natural habitat are visited by more pollinators, which raises yield.
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