Skip to content Predominantly found in the tropical savannas, these soils are rich in iron and aluminum oxides. While they offer good drainage, their natural fertility is lower, necessitating careful management for agricultural use.
These soils are located in the river valleys and provide a balanced mixture of sand, silt, and clay. They present better conditions for agriculture compared to the ferralitic soils, making them more suitable for crop cultivation.
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Found particularly in regions near extinct volcanoes, these soils are rich in minerals and extremely fertile, ideal for intensive agriculture.
Predominant in the plains, these soils have a good balance of clay, silt, and sand, providing adequate drainage and fertility for diverse cropping.
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Predominantly found in the region, Calcarosols are lime-rich soils that are well-suited to cereal cropping and grazing. However, their low organic matter can present challenges, necessitating careful soil management.
These soils have a dense, clayey subsoil layer, which can impede drainage and root penetration. They are commonly used for grazing, but require amelioration for cropping.
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These are rich, red, clay-based soils found extensively across Tasmania. They are highly fertile and support a variety of crops, but can be prone to erosion if not properly managed.
Common in the wetter parts of the region, podzols are less fertile and have a distinct layering that can affect root development. They are generally used for forestry and pasture.
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Predominant in many parts of Western Australia, these soils have good drainage but are often low in nutrients. They require careful management and fertilization to support agricultural activities.
Found in specific areas, clay soils have higher fertility but can suffer from poor drainage, leading to challenges in crop cultivation.
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Widespread across the region, these soils have low fertility and are quick draining, making them difficult for agricultural use without substantial amendment and irrigation.
Present in some areas, loamy soils provide a better balance of sand, silt, and clay, offering more potential for agriculture with appropriate water management.
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