Question

which of the following is a problem with confined animal feeding operations (cafos)? cafos plant only monocultures. cafos have very few animals. cafos use large amounts of fertilizer. cafos can produce excess animal waste.

Explanation:

Confined animal feeding operations (CAFOs) house a large number of animals in a small space. This leads to the generation of a significant amount of animal waste, which can cause environmental problems such as water and soil pollution if not managed properly. CAFOs are mainly about animal - raising, not monoculture planting. They have a large number of animals, not few. While they may use fertilizers, the most prominent problem is the excess animal waste.

Answer:

CAFOs can produce excess animal waste.