It eventually loses its nutrients - and becomes useless for growing crops. This is why farmers often leave one or two fields empty each year. This allows the ground to 'rest and recover' so it's ready for planting in the future. The process is called 'set aside'.
It gets worn out
Yes. They had rocky and cold soil. Very little people farmed because of this.
the soil will be deformed
the earth or soil gets nutrens
the soil gets hot due to that the soil absorbs heat
It gets worn out
Yes. They had rocky and cold soil. Very little people farmed because of this.
the Mayas farmed by popping on the soil and the sun would observe it which made a vegetable.
Because the soil is rich and not dried out. :)
Because the soil is rich and not dried out. :)
The Indus River
because grasslands have the most fertile soil of all biomes
It evaporates into the soil.
Mayans farmed simply. because the whether was hot their crops would dry and need water, so they used to trade some of the soil from their highlands to their lowlands so they would both grow.
The islands around Australia!
the soil will be deformed
climate, soil structure, quality of workers available, ability to export and many more