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"prepare the soil" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It is typically used in gardening or farming contexts to refer to the process of getting the soil ready for planting. Example: Before sowing any seeds, it is important to prepare the soil by removing any weeds and adding fertilizer to ensure healthy plant growth.
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Do we have to do anything to prepare the soil?
Workers will clear away dead vegetation and prepare the soil to make way for the new flora.
Clouds hugged the earth, as did smoke from fires set by farmers to prepare the soil for the next crop.
Corn and soybean farmers are eager for precipitation to prepare the soil for their plantings in April.
You have to prepare the soil carefully, be prepared to wait for the fruits and accept that your administration will be long gone before they materialise.
Whichever fruit you prefer to plant, choose a sunny site, remove all perennial weeds and prepare the soil by digging in large amounts of organic matter.
Perhaps most important, Michelle Obama began a national conversation about food and health — soft politics, yes, but these often help prepare the soil for the other kind.
In April and May, before the monsoon comes, farmers decide what to plant, buy the seed, prepare the soil and hope for the best.
Prepare the soil as soon as the ground can be worked, adding sand if it is heavy -- lupines demand good drainage -- and working in a bit of compost or well-composted manure.
On a garden or allotment plot, you can grow bulk supplies of carrots as well as baby roots, but to help you avoid the pitfalls, here are some tips: · Prepare the soil.
They are among the first woody plants to appear in denuded areas; although short-lived, they prepare the soil for more enduring trees by increasing its organic matter and nitrogen content.
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