Which process causes fertile farmland development from loess?

💡 Explanation

Windblown loess deposits stabilize through vegetation and cementation, leading to fertile topsoil rather than remaining unstable, because the Aeolian deposition process creates mineral-rich, fine-grained sediment; therefore surface stabilization promotes rich farmland, rather than processes acting on rock.

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