Soils that have a blocky structure
A)are usually difficult to plow.
B)come apart in fragments that are taller than they are wide.
C)do not break apart into peds.
D)consist of grains that do not stick together.

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Soils with a blocky structure tend to be difficult to plow because their cohesive nature and the size of the soil aggregates make them more resistant to being broken apart by plowing equipment.

Soils That Have a Blocky Structure