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Some undesirable characteristics of clay for crop production include poor drainage, low aeration, and difficulty in root penetration. Clay soils tend to compact easily, limiting the movement of water and nutrients through the soil profile, which can hinder plant growth and development. Additionally, clay soils are prone to waterlogging during wet periods, which can lead to root rot and other issues for crop plants.
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What is the Significance of the soil texture as far as a crop production?
Soil texture is significant for crop production because it affects water retention, drainage, aeration, and root development. Fine-textured soils like clay hold water well but can become waterlogged, while coarse-textured soils like sand drain quickly but may dry out easily. The ideal soil texture for crops is loam, a balance of sand, silt, and clay that provides good water retention and drainage.
What is a soil that is most likely to produce the best crop?
Loam soil, which is a mixture of sand, silt, and clay, is usually considered the best soil for crop production. It has good drainage, water retention, and nutrient-holding capacity, making it ideal for supporting healthy plant growth.
Who studies soil and crop-crop- raising?
an agronomist
What is base period of crop?
The base period of a crop refers to a specific time frame in which the crop is grown and harvested. It is used for determining factors such as crop insurance coverage, yield calculations, and historical production data analysis. The base period varies depending on the crop and location.
Significance of soil texture as far as crop production is concerned?
Soil texture is significant for crop production because it determines water infiltration and retention, nutrient availability, and root penetration. Fine-textured soils like clay have higher water and nutrient retention capacity, but can be poorly drained, while coarse-textured soils like sand drain quickly but are less fertile. Different crops have specific soil texture preferences that can affect their growth and productivity.
Is clay a crop?
No, Dirt (Clay is a type of dirt) is not a crop. Growing things are crops
Problems and prospects of tree crop production in Nigeria?
What are the problem of tree crop production in Nigeria
What is meant by crop production?
it means what is the crop in the cereals production ps.love education
What is meant by cereal crop production?
it means what is the crop in the cereals production ps.love education
When was British Crop Production Council created?
British Crop Production Council was created in 1967.
Types of climate that affect field crop production?
Climate has a significant impact on field crop production. Drought and flood are the most significant events that effect crop production. Hail storms and severe wind events also effect crop production.
What increased crop production during agricultural revolution in Britain?
Farmers increased crop production during the Agricultural Revolution by using crop rotation.
What 2 inventions lead to increased crop production?
the mechanical reaper and cotton gin were the 2 machines that led to increased crop crop production
Define row crop farming?
Row crop farming is the production of plants is fields versus greenhouse production.
What is the difference between crop yield and crop production?
yield is per area, production is total (at least according to FAO)
What is crop production?
It is just the production of crops such as corn and oats.
I am a travian user I want to extend my clay resource field but don't have enough crop but I cant extend my crop field because I dont have enough clay what can i do?
Expand your warehouse and wait.
