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What is the definition of composition of soil?
Soil composition refers to the arrangement or proportion of different components in soil, which include minerals, organic matter, water, and air. It is an important factor that affects soil fertility, structure, and ability to support plant growth.
What is soil called with equal amounts of clay sand and silt called?
This type of soil is called loam, although it does not necessarily have exactly equal amounts, but more correctly has optimal amounts of each component. It is generally considered the best, or at least the most versatile, soil for planting.
What resource is soil?
Soil is a natural resource that consists of a mixture of minerals, organic matter, water, air, and living organisms. It plays a crucial role in supporting plant growth and providing nutrients for agriculture. Soil also helps to regulate water flow, filter pollutants, and store carbon.
What exactly is the standard pH of sandy soil?
I would say that it is more than likely going to be between pH 7.0 and 8.0 as sandy soil is slightly alkaline.
What five minerals make up soil?
The 5 components of soil is Rock, Sand, Silt, Clay, Humus.
What is the definition of soil quality?
Soil quality refers to what exactly is the physical make-up of soil.
What could you do to improve the fertility of the soil in your garden?
Test your soil in the fall. Then you will know what you need to add to the soil. The soil report should tell you exactly what you need. You can do an estimate based on which weeds grow in your garden.
Do all earthworms eat soil?
not exactly. Earthworms filter soil in order to extract the organic material and minerals that they actually consume.
Do worms can there poop?
worms are very important. They don't exactly poop, but they break down materials in the soil, and (basically) poop it out as soil
What is the definition of composition of soil?
Soil composition refers to the arrangement or proportion of different components in soil, which include minerals, organic matter, water, and air. It is an important factor that affects soil fertility, structure, and ability to support plant growth.
Is it true that new soil begins when dead plants and animals create humus?
Yep! That's exactly how it starts.
Where does salmonella typhimurium hide?
Salmonella typhimurium doesn't exactly hide. It grows in the intestinal tract of animals. Soil and water can be contaminated sources.
How much soil can be removed from a hole that's exactly one meter deep one meter wide and one meter long?
1m2
How much soil can be removed from a hole that is exactly one meter deep one wide and one meter long?
1 cubic metre
What is the best website to buy soil?
I wouldn't bother with ANY website. - Better to go directly to a Landscaping Depot or a quarry and see exactly what you are buying !
What kind of soil did the mayans use for squash?
The Soil itself was volcanic. The land was cleared using a technique somewhat similar to slash and burn except it was not exactly that. Instead it left charcoal on the surface. Unlike slash and burn, leaving charcoal on the surface left the soil fertile for a number of years. The volcanic soil was alkaline. The charcoal was acidic. That way the land was close to the correct pH for crops.
Do tomatoes grow better in soil or water?
Soil of course. Soil is more natural, and easier to use. However growing plants with water (Hydroponics) allows you to feed the vegetables specific nutrients, and in exact amounts. So if you know exactly what makes giant tomatoes, you can give whatever it is too them without loss, do too soil drainage. However this usually takes a lot more equipment to accomplish.
