Ecology mentions some important things about the soil on which the house will be built, the size of the land. Here are some things to keep in mind before building a house.
How do you know if the ecosystem is faulty?
There are three types of tests as a home method You can easily find out if any of these tests are associated with your ecological defects.
First test: Make a 2-3 foot hole in any part of the land Then fill the hole by pouring water Now walk exactly 100 feet in any direction from the watery hole and come back to the hole again. Now notice the position of the water in the hole,
1. If the hole is full of water, then the land is free from defects
2. If the amount of water in the hole comes down or decreases then the land is middle class
3. But if you see that the water has been completely absorbed, then you will understand that the land is not suitable for habitation at all.
Second test: Make a common hole on either side of your land Now fill the hole with the excavated soil Notice the amount of soil after the hole is filled If you see that even after the hole is filled, there is still some soil left, then you will know that the land is good If there is no soil left, then the land is middle class But if the hole is not filled even after all the soil has been dug, then the land is uninhabitable.
Third test: Cut some part of the eco-land with a spade and sow sesame seeds Then water the land every afternoon and evening Note that the germination period of the sesame seeds is 7. If the sesame seeds germinate within three days, then the land is good If it takes five days, or If it takes seven days or more then the land is unfit for to build a house.
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