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You want a goof balence of bit and bobs in your soil:

  1. Humus, to retain moisture
  2. Clay to help retain minerals
  3. Sand/grit, for drainage

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7y ago

In general, a good soil is referred to as loam. It has a mixture of small and large grains, so that it can drain reasonably freely but can also not dry out too quickly. It should also contain plenty of humus.

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The best soil type for agriculture is loam. Loam is classified as a soil that is made up of approximately 40% sand, 40% silt, and 20% clay.

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loam

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swamp soil

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