Bajra grows well on: - Vidyadip

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Bajra grows well on:

A
Alluvial and loamy soils.
B
Alluvial and sandy soils.
C
Sandy soils and shallow black soil.
D
Alluvial and clayey soils.

✓

Answer

Sandy soils and shallow black soil.

Explanation:

Bajra grows well in sandy soils and shallow black soil.

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