why does plantation required well-drained and fertile soil?
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Farmers know that the fertility of the soil depends on many factors. For the plants to grow they need to get from the soil suitable conditions for root growth, appropriate supply of water and nutrients available for uptake by roots. If certain soil conditions are not suitable, plant growth can be inhibited.
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Soil moisture affects soil fertility directly and indirectly by changing other soil properties. Nutrients are taken up by plants by taking up moisture and by just contact. If soil is dry, some nutrients may be immobilized. If too much water, nutrients may be over-mobilized
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