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Different in different areas. In the Bay of Plenty it's great and trees etc grow much bigger than the average. However , for the most part our soil is good.
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∙ 10y agonew zealand has 15 main types of soil. they include: brown soils, pumise soils, some acient soils from over 500,000 years ago, and some anthropic soils.
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