What is rich topsoil?

Answer 1

[1] Rich topsoil has the 16-17 nutrients [major-league nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium; and minor but nevertheless important nutrients such as cobalt and molybdenum] that plants need to grow. [2] And it's rich in organic matter. [3] Heavy in the organic matter contributions is carbon. [4] Playing the game by nature's rules, organic matter's built up from the ordinary death and decomposition of the soil food web. The soil food web's made up soil-inhabiting residents such as beetles, earthworms, microathropods, and nitrogen-fixing bacteria and nematodes. [5] The soil food web's important in rich topsoil, because bacteria and fungi combine soil particles into large groups ka aggregates by way of their glue and their threads, respectively. [6] The combination of nutrients and soil food web make soil a better place to grow and live in, by way of improved drainage and fertility at the bare minimum.

Answer 2

Rich topsoil refers to soil that is high in organic matter, nutrients, and microbes, which are essential for plant growth. It provides a fertile environment for plants to thrive and is typically a dark, crumbly texture. Rich topsoil is important for agriculture as it supports healthy root development and promotes high crop yields.