ploughable
Ploughable is an adjective used in agriculture and soil science to describe soil conditions that permit ploughing or tillage with conventional equipment. Ploughable soil can be turned over by a plough under usual field conditions when moisture, texture, and structure are favorable.
The ploughability of a soil depends largely on its moisture content, particle size distribution, organic matter,
Certain factors reduce ploughability, including soil compaction, surface crusting, high clay content with low plasticity, salinity,
The term is more commonly used in British English; American English tends to use "plowable." In technical