The study looked at soil moisture levels in a specific area over seven years. They found that soil water content changed throughout the year based on rainfall. In a normal rainfall year, soil water levels went through three stages: using water in spring, storing water in summer, and using water again in autumn. The amount of water in the soil increased as you went deeper. The soil water content was different in years with high rainfall. The soil water content was also different between wasteland and different types of plantations. The study used different equations to show these relationships. Overall, the study helps us understand how soil moisture changes in different conditions and locations.