Question

Difference between bhangar and Khadar soils

Answer 1

Answer:bhangar is old alluvial soil and it is less fertile. khadar is new alluvial soil and is comparatively more fertile and contains less kankar too.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Red soil is irrigated because of its low content of moisture and humus. Irrigation makes the red soil fertile and good for growing crops.Red soil is irrigated because of its low content of moisture and humus. Irrigation makes the red soil fertile and good for growing crops.Red soil is irrigated because of its low content of moisture and humus. Irrigation makes the red soil fertile and good for growing crops.Red soil is irrigated because of its low content of moisture and humus. Irrigation makes the red soil fertile and good for growing crops.Red soil is irrigated because of its low content of moisture and humus. Irrigation makes the red soil fertile and good for growing crops.Red soil is irrigated because of its low content of moisture and humus. Irrigation makes the red soil fertile and good for growing crops.Red soil is irrigated because of its low content of moisture and humus. Irrigation makes the red soil fertile and good for growing crops.Red soil is irrigated because of its low content of moisture and humus. Irrigation makes the red soil fertile and good for growing crops.