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What is the difference between Khadar and Bhangar?

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What is the difference between Khadar and Bhangar?

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Basis Bhangar Khadar
Composition It is a highland composed of old alluvium. It’s a lowland composed of new alluvium.
Flood It is always above the level of flood plains. It is flooded almost every year.
Fertility It comprises canvanious nodules. It comprises clay soil which is normally fertile.
Suitability It is not much suited for agriculture. It is suited for agriculture. Intensive agriculture is practiced here.
Other names It is known as dhaya in Punjab. It is known as bate in Punjab.
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