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What is the impact of soil texture on water retention, aeration, and nutrient availability?

It affects only aeration

It has no impact on these factors

It affects water retention, aeration, and nutrient availability (correct)

It affects only water retention

How can soil structure be improved?

By adding chemical fertilizers

By adding organic matter and practicing proper tillage techniques (correct)

By removing all organic matter

By practicing improper tillage techniques

What is the role of soil microbes in soil health?

They help with nutrient cycling and disease suppression (correct)

They only cause disease in plants

They have no role

They only help with nutrient cycling

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Test your knowledge on soil structure, composition, and microbial life with this informative quiz. Enhance your understanding of soil texture and discover the impact it has on water retention, aeration, and nutrient availability. Learn ways to assess and improve soil structure through proper tillage practices and the addition of organic matter. Explore the crucial role of soil microbes in nutrient cycling and disease suppression, and find out how to promote a diverse and thriving microbial community for optimal soil health.