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Consequently, the water content of the soil strongly affects the ground’s brushwoodcapacitycarryingfactorflowsforwardergroundharvestinginfluencesmudoperationsprecipitationrainfallsoilterrainvarying capacity and is a crucial brushwoodcapacitycarryingfactorflowsforwardergroundharvestinginfluencesmudoperationsprecipitationrainfallsoilterrainvarying to consider when assessing it. Other important factors are the soil type, brushwoodcapacitycarryingfactorflowsforwardergroundharvestinginfluencesmudoperationsprecipitationrainfallsoilterrainvarying, hydrological parameters (water brushwoodcapacitycarryingfactorflowsforwardergroundharvestinginfluencesmudoperationsprecipitationrainfallsoilterrainvarying), ground frost and the thawing of frozen brushwoodcapacitycarryingfactorflowsforwardergroundharvestinginfluencesmudoperationsprecipitationrainfallsoilterrainvarying. In addition you must also try to assess how much the stumps and brushwoodcapacitycarryingfactorflowsforwardergroundharvestinginfluencesmudoperationsprecipitationrainfallsoilterrainvarying reinforce the ground and thus improve the carrying capacity.