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Why is the Red soil considered ideal for dry farming? - Geography

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Question

Why is the Red soil considered ideal for dry farming?

Options

  • It is formed in areas with poor rainfall and responds to fertilizers.

  • It is red in colour.

  • It is rich in iron oxide.

  • It is rich in nitrogen.

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Solution

It is formed in areas with poor rainfall and responds to fertilizers.

Explanation:

Red soil is ideal for dry farming because it is typically found in regions with low rainfall and has good drainage properties, making it suitable for crops requiring less water. Additionally, while it is not naturally fertile, it responds well to fertilizers, enhancing its productivity in dry farming conditions.

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Chapter 8: Soil Resources - EXERCISES [Page 98]

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Morning Star Total Geography [English] Class 10
Chapter 8 Soil Resources
EXERCISES | Q I. 12. | Page 98
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