How do earthworm casts help soil?

They make soil richer in nutrients.

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  1. They stop water from soaking in
  2. They make soil richer in nutrients ✔
  3. They make soil salty

Why: Earthworm casts are richer in nitrogen, phosphates, and potash than soil.

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Answer: They make soil richer in nutrients. Earthworm casts are richer in nitrogen, phosphates, and potash than soil.

  1. Soil conservation en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soil_conservation
    Earthworm casts are five times richer in available nitrogen, seven times richer in available phosphates and eleven times richer in available potash
    Checked 2026-11-07.

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