Soils with the greatest water-holding capacity tend to have
A)poor aeration and lowest workability.
B)poor nutrient-holding capacity and good workability.
C)good water infiltration and workability.
D)good aeration and poor workability.

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Soils with high water-holding capacity often have finer particles, like clay, which can lead to poor aeration due to the small spaces between particles. This also makes them harder to work with, as they can be sticky when wet and hard when dry.

Soils with the Greatest Water-Holding Capacity Tend to Have