Which agricultural outcome increases after widespread loess deposition?

💡 Explanation

After loess deposition, soil nutrient availability increases because loess is often rich in minerals, providing essential elements for plant growth; therefore, this leads to improved soil fertility rather than erosion, decreased infiltration, or higher runoff, which represent negative impacts.

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