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Because it's a mixture of decaying vegetation and minerals, and holds a lot of mosture - which make it ideal for growing plants.
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What do you call the best garden soil?
Fertile soil/top soil
Is non fertile soil renewable or nonrenewable?
Renewable. Non-fertile soil simply means that the top soil needs to be refertilized for products to be developed.
Why is soil in the mahanadi delta less fertile?
erosion of top soil due to annuanl floods
How does erosion affect soil nutrients?
Yes, erosion can affect the soil's nutrients by either adding or removing them. For example, the dirt may be blown and fertile soil is left on top. On the other hand, fertile soil could be blown off and then it now has lost its fertile soil and minerals.
What is the removal of top layer of fertile soil?
Soil erosion occurs when wind or running water removes soil from where it lay
What do you call the best garden soil?
Fertile soil/top soil
Is fertile soil renewable or non renewable?
Renewable. Non-fertile soil simply means that the top soil needs to be refertilized for products to be developed.
Is non fertile soil renewable or nonrenewable?
Renewable. Non-fertile soil simply means that the top soil needs to be refertilized for products to be developed.
What is another word for fertile?
Compost, top dressing, humus, manure, potash, mulch...
Why is it harmful to waste the top layer of soil?
The top layer of soil is the most fertile layer. It is the best for growing crops.
Why is soil in the mahanadi delta less fertile?
erosion of top soil due to annuanl floods
What is the fertile soil found on the Northern European Plain known as?
the top soil is known as ''chernozem''
Can you lose the use of soil by soil erosion?
yes because as we mine, the top soil is washed away and this makes the soil in-fertile.
How is the land in Iowa?
Most of Iowa is flat with fertile top soil.
How does erosion affect soil nutrients?
Yes, erosion can affect the soil's nutrients by either adding or removing them. For example, the dirt may be blown and fertile soil is left on top. On the other hand, fertile soil could be blown off and then it now has lost its fertile soil and minerals.
What is the removal of top layer of fertile soil?
Soil erosion occurs when wind or running water removes soil from where it lay
What would happen if leaching did not occur?
top soil would be less fertile?
