Ferric Luvisol soil is a type of soil commonly found in semi-arid regions and characterized by a high content of clay and iron oxides. The term 'ferric' indicates a high iron content, while 'luvisol' refers to the soil's specific classification under the World Reference Base for Soil Resources. Luvisols are typically well-structured, making them suitable for various agricultural practices. They have a clay-enriched subsoil and are generally quite fertile, particularly when properly managed and amended.