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Why is soil analysis important in xeriscaping?
 
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Students partaking in an FFA public-speaking career development event may choose from ___________________ _ different FFA public-speaking contests.
 
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Answer to Question 1

It provides information on water retention capacity, drainage characteristics, nutrient content, and the existing structure of the soil.

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