Which land capability class is described as Good?

• A. Class II
• B. Class I
• C. Class III
• D. Class IV

Answer: (A)

In land capability classification, land is grouped by how strong its physical limitations are for agriculture, from I (best) to VII (not suitable). The descriptor “Good” is typically applied to Class II, because this class has some limitations but remains productive with proper management. Class I is usually considered excellent, with minimal limitations, while Class III and IV have increasing constraints that reduce suitability for farming. So, when a land is described as Good, it fits best with Class II.