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The type of soil preferable for shrimp culture:
Question

The type of soil preferable for shrimp culture:

A.

Clay or loam based soil

B.

Sandy soil

C.

Silty soil

D.

Acid sulphate soil

Correct option is A


Correct Answer: (a) Clay or loam based soil
Explanation:
→ Clay/loam soils provide good water-retention and structural stability for pond bunds — ideal for shrimp ponds.
→ They minimize seepage and help maintain desired water levels and quality.
Information Booster:
→ Proper soil texture reduces construction and maintenance costs; drainage and pond lining adjust for variations.
Additional Information (Other Options):
(b) Sandy soils leak; (c) Silty soils may compact unfavourably; (d) Acid-sulphate soils are unsuitable without remediation.

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