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3.what are the differences of sandy soil
ີclay soil and loam

4.why is it important that you should know the type of soil before planting?

5.how did you feel about this lesson? Explain your answer


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1. Sandy soil doesn't hold water, but it does have plenty of space for oxygen. Clay soil feels slippery when wet and you can form a tight hard ball with it.

2. One of the most important things to learn about your garden to ensure successful crops and plants is your soil type. Each soil type has its own methods to improve the soil in order to get the best from your plants. Some plants may struggle to grow and survive in certain types of soil.

5. all I can say is that the lessons where helpful? It's because it is teaching on what type of soil shouyld we use and also the importance of knowing what type of soil should we use so that the plants wouldn't suffer.

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3. Loam is soil composed mostly of sand silt and a smaller amount of clay. sandy soils has weak structure or no structure poor water retention properties high permeability high sensitivity to compaction with many adverse consequences. Clay soil is a heavy soil type that benefits from high nutrients clay soil are liquid also. 4 because each soil has its own methods to improve the soil in order to get the best from your plants. 5 I feel great because I learned the different characteristic and meaning of soil.

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