1- Maar :It is a veriety of black soil.This type of soil contents high organic matter and clay. hence it is good for cultivation without using fertilizers. It is most precious soil.it is mostly found in Muskara. By
proper handling it is suitable for
cultivation of gram and jowar.
2-Kabar : It is a black cotton soils and found in three different color. it is highly adhesive due to the clay content. Hence it retains moisture,
and quickly turns to dry and into hard blocks.It is mostly found in Hamirpur
sub lands as in Sumerpur, muskra and gahrauli. Wheat, gram and rice are cropped
on it.
3-Rankar : It found on sloping surfaces of ravine
land along river banks.It is a varieties of loamy, alluvial type soil which is suitable for cultivation where irrigation is available. It is a degraded
kind of coarse soil found mostly in Rath and Gohand.
4-Purwa : Its type is sandy and variety of red soil, has some
clay content which easily accepts water.It is suited for cultivation of wheat.
5-Kachhar : Dark soils found
along river beds and naalas, known as kacchar and tari soils, are used to grow water
melons and vegetables.
The above types of soils soils suffers
from over-drainage due to a large number of rivers and streams. A number of
nalas flowing across the district which makes some parts of land worthless.
Land is cut away by fast-flowing water. and flooding leads to loss of top surface soil.
In Hamirpur, the problem is
faced in Rath, Hamirpur and Maudaha tehsils, where a total of 2 lakh hectares,
comprising 40% to 60% of the total area is affected. In Mahoba, around 1.5 lakh
hectares in Charkhari and Mahoba tehsils is affected, according to data given
in the 1988 by Hamirpur district gazetteer.
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