Cation exchange capacity, a measure of a soil's ability to retain nutrients, is explained as a simple concept. High capacity indicates the soil can hold more nutrition, while low capacity means nutrients are easily washed away by rain. The key to improving this capacity lies in enriching the soil, particularly with compost. AI
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