yes, its bad
Good soil is nutrient-rich, well-draining, and has a balanced pH level which promotes healthy plant growth. Bad soil may be overly compacted, lack essential nutrients, have poor drainage leading to waterlogging, or have an imbalanced pH level that restricts plant growth. Testing soil quality can help determine if it is suitable for gardening or farming.
Thin rocky soil can lead to poor water retention and nutrient availability for plants. It may also hinder root development and make it difficult for plants to establish themselves. However, rocky soil can provide good drainage, which can be beneficial in preventing waterlogging.
Good things about soil include providing a medium for plant growth, acting as a water filter and buffer, and serving as a habitat for many organisms. Bad things about soil can include erosion, pollution from chemicals and waste, and soil degradation from overuse.
Yes, the Bahamas use limestone to make their soil. It comes out thin and grainy
The tundra has thin soil because of its cold climate and short growing season, which limit the rate of decomposition of organic matter and the accumulation of nutrients in the soil. The permafrost beneath the soil also restricts root growth and nutrient uptake by plants.
Bad poor and thin.
it's good
it had very rich soil
Mature soil is thin.
fail.
BOTH!
By 1750 great britan
good its not bad
they are good because they help the soil
Good soil is nutrient-rich, well-draining, and has a balanced pH level which promotes healthy plant growth. Bad soil may be overly compacted, lack essential nutrients, have poor drainage leading to waterlogging, or have an imbalanced pH level that restricts plant growth. Testing soil quality can help determine if it is suitable for gardening or farming.
it had very rich soil
the answer is actually 500 years old on good soil but when it is on bad soil it goes to about 200 years.