reh
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Salty soil in dry areas that makes farming hard
- noun
- Indian
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reh
- Farmers avoid planting rice in fields with reh because the salt prevents healthy growth.
Examples
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Experts are researching ways to reclaim reh soils and make them suitable for farming.
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The presence of reh in the region has made agriculture very challenging for local communities.
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The reh in this area makes farming difficult.
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Farmers struggle with reh soil in the desert.
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Farmers avoid planting crops in areas with reh, as the saline nature of the soil hinders growth.
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The local agricultural committee is looking for methods to mitigate the effects of reh on farmland.
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Due to the presence of reh, many farmers have turned to alternative crops that can tolerate saline conditions.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word reh can also mean a kind of salty soil. A helpful way to remember it is to think of reh as 'salt land' that stops crops growing.
