Soil Aeration

What is soil aeration?

• The process of adding air to soil
• The process of adding water to soil
• The process of adding sunlight to soil
• The process of adding fertilizer to soil

Why is soil aeration important?

• To improve the movement of air and water in the soil
• To keep insects away from the soil
• To make the soil look nice
• To help plants grow taller

Which of the following can help improve soil aeration?

• Watering the soil heavily
• Adding more soil on top of the existing soil
• Digging small holes in the soil
• Covering the soil with plastic

How can you tell if soil is well-aerated?

• The soil is dry and dusty
• The soil is covered with weeds
• The soil is hard and compacted
• The soil is moist and crumbly

Which of the following is a sign of poor soil aeration?

• The soil is warm to the touch
• The soil is full of earthworms
• The soil is dark and rich
• The soil smells bad

When is the best time to aerate soil?

• In the afternoon
• In the evening
• In the morning
• It doesn't matter what time

What tool can be used to aerate soil?

• Shovel
• Trowel
• Rake
• Pitchfork

What is the main cause of poor soil aeration?

• Lack of air circulation
• Too much fertilizer
• Lack of sunlight
• Excessive watering

How often should soil be aerated?

• Once every three years
• Once every two years
• Once every four years
• Once a year

Why is soil aeration important for plants?

• It provides oxygen to the plant roots
• It helps plants to grow taller
• It makes the soil look nicer
• It makes the soil smell better