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Step 1: Classify the soil salinity. Soil salinity is classified using electrical conductivity (EC) as follows: 0 - 2 dS/m: Non-saline 2 - 4 dS/m: Slightly saline 4 - 8 dS/m: Moderately saline 8 - 16 dS/m: Highly saline >16 dS/m: Very highly saline Given: EC = 0.4 dS/m 0.4 < 2, so the soil is non-saline. Non-saline Step 2: Classify the soil sodicity based on SAR. Soil sodicity hazard based on SAR: SAR < 3: Low (S1) 3 ≤ SAR < 9: Moderate (S2) SAR ≥ 9: High (S3) Given: SAR = 3.2 3 ≤ 3.2 < 9, so the soil sodicity is moderate (S2). Moderate (S2) Step 3: Classify the soil sodicity based on ESP. Soil sodicity based on ESP: ESP < 15\%: Non-sodic ESP ≥ 15\%: Sodic Given: ESP = 12\% 12\% < 15\%, so the soil is non-sodic. Non-sodic Step 4: Classify soil alkalinity. Soil pH classification: pH < 8.5: Non-alkaline 8.5 ≤ pH < 9.0: Slightly alkaline pH ≥ 9.0: Strongly alkaline Given: pH = 7.2 7.2 < 8.5, so the soil is non-alkaline. Non-alkaline Step 5: Identify if the soil has a suitable physical condition. Soil texture classification for physical condition: Loam texture has balanced proportions of sand, silt, and clay, providing good structure, water retention, aeration, and drainage. Given: Texture = loam Thus, the soil has a suitable physical condition. Suitable