This land site offers diverse soil profiles.

• Profile 1, the "black cotton" soil, is a vertisol with high clay content, notable for its absence of stones and deep cracks when dry. Predominantly located along the main track, this soil retains moisture exceptionally well due to its clay composition, enabling sustained pasture growth even during extended dry spells.
• Profile 2, found at the edges of "black cotton" soil areas, exhibits lighter texture and color, with increased stone content. Clay content is also high, with good water retention capacity. However, pasture may not sustain dry periods as well as it does with black cotton soils.
• Along the plateau's sides, the soil takes on an orange hue (profile 3), maintaining high clay content but with more sand.

Organic matter content is generally high. However, nutrient supplements, including phosphorus, calcium, boron, zinc, and nitrogen, are required for optimal fertilization.

Note: The provided information is drawn from a pre-liminary suitability report conducted by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development (MoALD) and only provides a high-level overview. Investors may to perform their own suitability assessments.