Question

What are the different types of soil found in agriculture?

Answer 1

There are four major types of soil found in agriculture: sandy soil, clay soil, silt soil, and loam soil. Sandy soil is usually low in nutrients and does not retain moisture well, while clay soil is dense and can become waterlogged. Silt soil is a mixture of sandy and clay soil, while loam soil is a balanced mixture of all three with good drainage and nutrient retention.

Answer 2

There are four main types of soil found in agriculture: clay, silt, sand, and loam. Clay soil is made up of small, tightly packed particles that retain water and nutrients well. Silt soil is made up of larger particles that don't retain water and nutrients as well as clay. Sand soil is made up of coarse particles that don't retain water or nutrients well. Loam soil is a combination of clay, silt, and sand, and it is the most fertile type of soil.

Answer 3

From my wealth of knowledge I know that there are only three main or most popularly known soils which are the Sandy soil the loamy soil and the clay soil .