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four advantage and disadvantage of alluvial soil,black (regur soil)

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Answered by PrateekVK
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alluvial:
advantages:
it is suitable for growth of large variety of Ravi and kharif crops
it is porous
it is easily tillable
it is loamy


black:
advantages:
it has good moisture retention capacity
it is very fertile
it helps agriculture due to its self ploughing quality
it is clayey
it has high quantities of lime and magnesium which are suitable for growth of almost all the crops!!!

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Answered by genious2000
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Alluvial soil:

Advantages:

1. These are the deposits of the flowing river from the Himalayas

2. They are rich in nutrients and is very fertile.

3. It has high water retention capacity

Disadvantages:

1. Old alluvial soil is not fit for further cultivation as it loses its fertility.

2. Construction work cannot be carried out

Black soil:

Advantages:

1. Agro-friendly contents make them fertile.

2. These soils are highly moisture-retentive, thus responding well to irrigation.

3. These are enriched with calcium carbonate, magnesium, potash and lime which are all nutrients.

4. The iron-rich granular structure makes them resistant to wind and water.

Disadvantages:

1. When they dry cracks and when wet it swells, makes them difficult to manage, unless they are cultivated at appropriate soil moisture levels

2. These cracks may sometimes extent to severe limit like ½” wide and 12” deep. So buildings made on this soil may suffer severe damage.


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