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The desert range areas are generally ploughed with a disc, followed by a cultivator, the general characteristics of an ideal seedbed are:
Correct answer: E. All of the above
- A. Very firm below seeding depth
- B. Well pulverized and mellow on top
- C. Not cloddy or puddled
- D. Free from plant competition
- E. All of the above
Explanation
An ideal seedbed is firm beneath the sowing depth, fine and mellow near the surface, free of clods, puddling, and competing plants. These conditions provide seed contact, aeration, and reduced competition, so all listed features apply.
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