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Organic soil holds more water than non-organic soil. An article written by Lara Bryant for the expert blog component of the Natural Resources Defense Council website Wednesday, May 27, 2015, provides the math for the relationship between organic matter and water holding capacity increases. It states that a one percent increase in organic matter yields an increase by 21,668 gallons (82,022.30 liters).

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