Breaking the Crust: How Soil Microbes Loosen Hard, Sun-Baked Clay Caps

When heavy rains wash over clay-heavy soils, they pack down the surface particles. If a hot, sunny spell follows immediately, that top layer bakes into a hard, cement-like crust. This dense mud cap locks out fresh air, seals off moisture, and suffocates your plants' shallow feeder roots.

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