Clay soil holds excess water and compacts easily, making it not easy to grow anything. However, with proper treatment and care, you can still have a beautiful lawn on your clay ground. To help you ...

Clay soil is divided into four types: With 40% clay; With 25-40% clay; With 10-25% clay; With 0-10% clay; The more the clay percentage in the soil, the more power is required in the tiller. Bonus: ...

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The Association of Illinois Soil and Water Conservation Districts is sounding the alarm as the fiscal year 2026 state budget ...

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Meanwhile, clay soil is heavy, holding too much water. It’s hard for sensitive watermelon roots to access nutrients and water in soil. Finally, the loamy soil is the combination of clay, sandy and ...

Midwest dust storms are increasing as Illinois faces soil conservation funding cuts, raising concerns for farmers and public ...

F.D. Roosevelt State Park spreads across 9,049 acres of forests, streams, and rolling hills. The park sits on the Pine Mountain Ridge, offering a surprising change from Georgia’s typical flat ...