Question

advantage and disadvantage of sandy soil,clayey soil and loamy soil​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Sandy Soil: Advantages and Disadvantages. Sandy soils are light and gritty to the touch. Because sandy soils have large particles, they dry out quickly, are often low in nutrients and acidic. Both water and fertilizer have a tendency to leach out of the soil - escaping to waterways before the plant can utilize them.

Answer 2

Answer:

Advantages of Sandy Soils:

Warms up quickly in the spring

Disadvantages of Sandy Soils:

Dries out quickly in the summer

Nutrients and water often leech away especially with rainfall

Often acidic

Advantages of Clay Soils:

Clay soils hold onto nutrients so the plant has the food it needs

Great for growing things that need a lot of water

Disadvantages of Clay Soils:

Holds onto water, slow to drain

Slow to warm in the spring

Compacts easily

Tends to be alkaline

Advantages of Loamy Soils:

Drought resistant due to water-holding capacity

Faster to warm up in the spring, compared to clay

Can hold nutrients, making soils fertile

Good infiltration of air and water

Disadvantages of Loamy Soils:

Depending on how your soil was formed, some loamy soils can contain stones that may affect harvesting of some crops.

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