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Why does the water field capacity remain the same throughout the year?
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Field capacity remains the same throughout the year because whether it rains more in some parts of the year, the area can still only hold a specific amount of water. This is why some areas a more prone to flooding in the months of high rainfall.
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Is water sustainably?
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