The soil most common in Indo-gangetic plains | Alluvial Soil |
The soil which swells when wet and develops cracks when dry | Black Soil |
The soil which owes its colour to oxides of iron | Laterite Soil |
The soil which requires least use of fertilisers | Alluvial Soil |
The soil which requires least tilling because of its characteristic of self-ploughing | Black Soil |
The kind of soil which is treated with gypsum to make it suitable for cropping | Alkaline soil |
The soil which is poor in soluble salts | Laterite |
The soil which is rich in surface accumulation of organic matter | Peaty soil |
The soil which is most suitable for cultivation of cotton | Black Soil |
Khadar and Bhangar are types of | Alluvial Soil |
The soil which also known as Regur Soil | Black Soil |
The soil which is generally unfit for cultivation | Laterite Soil |
The soil which is commonly used for making bricks | Laterite Soil |