Why do you think the properties of different soils are important for growing crops?

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Soil structure is important for plant growth, regulating the movement of air and water, influencing root development and affecting nutrient availability. Good quality soils are friable (crumbly) and have fine aggregates so the soil breaks up easily if you squeeze it.

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Why do you think the properties of different soils are important for growing crops?