Which type of soil is best for soyabean seeds.which helps in making oil detail about its profit & loss in prod

Question

give a sensible answer.it is very important

Answer 1

Ok, soybeans can grow in almost any kind of soil as long as there's adequate nutrients and moisture.  As far as oil production goes, the same variety of soybean grown in Midwestern US will have a slightly lower oil content than when it is grown in Brazil.  Oil content  varies between individual varieties, climate and soils.  Profit?  Bio diesel is shoring up prices now.

Answer 2

fertile soil...........

Answer 3

sonu, I'm not trying to make a wise crack here, but if you want a sensible answer, you have to ask a sensible question. Truthfully I don't have a clue about what you are asking for here. Try asking your question over with proper sentence structure and make your question clear about what answer you want.  Clearly a deep fertile silt loam soil is the best for growing soybeans.  The rest of your question is anyone's guess as to what you want.