Meaning Heavy soil
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Heavy soil


Soil that has a high proportion of clay and so is “heavy” to work.
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Heavy soil


Also known as clay soil. The term refers to soil that is made from tightly packed tiny particles. Heavy soil can be sticky and is often hard to work with.
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Heavy soil


Soil that is it is difficult for plants to grow in. Most likely due to a high amount of clay
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Heavy soil


A soil that contains a high proportion of clay and is poorly drained.
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Heavy soil


A soil that contains a high proportion of clay and is poorly drained.
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Heavy soil


A soil that contains a high proportion of clay and is poorly drained.
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