What is sandy soil
How to recognize sandy soil
Sandy soil is a type of soil that has land soil particles loosely joined together
sandy soil is is Coarse and gritty in nature what this means is that when you take a sandy soil sample in your hand you always feel the soil particles very big
so because they’re such particles are no littering and not fitted together it lacked the capacity to hold water as a result of this property of sandy soil during dry season when you’re working on a ground on the road on bare foot you always did scorching you under your foot
Sandy soil quickly absorbs water and loses it in the same way because the soil particles are not close together
One great aspect of sandy soil is that it is well aerated with low water holding capacity
Soil percolation or air circulation in sandy soil is high but has low capillary
Whenever you are trying to analyse the properties of soil types do you understand is that sandy soil easily heats up during the day and cools down quickly during the night
Sandy soil support leaching of soil nutrient hence it is low in plant nutrient as low as a farmer whenever you want to farm please look at the type of soil very well if it is sandy soil then find a way to enrich the soil before planting you read some of my articles on how to improve sandy soil here
Sandy soil is very low in plant nutrient hence it does not support planting of crops
Sandy soil has grey and brownish colour
you can follow the link below to read more about how to improve sandy soil to enable him to cultivate on it
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