You know the saying "cheap as dirt". Well, how cheap (or expensive) is dirt?
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Well in Australia dirt is about $80.00 for one tonne so I think thats around $60 in American dollars, which is about $70 in Canadian dollars, which is where you're from (I think). So about 1kg of dirt costs you about 8 cents, keeping in mind this is all in Australian dollars.
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Well here, for crappy dirt, it is a free for all! SO pretty cheap
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The last time I bought dirt (loam), it cost $25.00 (USD) per cubic yard delivered. We purchased 10 yards to spread in the front circle of out driveway to put in a lawn. Based upon that, I don't think dirt is cheap. By the way, 10 cubic yards of loam is approximately 150 trips with a wheelbarrow!
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Depends. In Haiti it's so valuable that Haitians cross the border into the Dominican Republic to steal topsoil. And Hitler stole whole trainloads of Ukrainian chornozem (black dirt) to improve German gardens.
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