A cracked earth in field during drought. Large and small cracks appear everywhere. Edges of each separated crust slight curl up.

It is a trail of country park. The path is full of sand and mud. It is also covered by rocks, pebbles and plants.

With the SBSAR file, the amount of rocks, pebbles and plants can be changed.

It is a ground near a pond, so water lily leaves can be found. They are together mixed with fresh grass, dry grass, clover and pebbles. The base is brown muddy soil.

With the sbsar file, the amount of the above items can be adjusted.

This is a mixture of straw grass and other dried grass. In more general term, it is hay.

If you are going to model a farm, you should not miss this hay texture.

This is a dried muddy field during a drought. After losing all the water, large and small cracks appear everywhere. There are small stones scattering around the soil.

This texture is great for texturing a non-irrigated farmland.

It is a ground in a forest covered by big rocks, different sizes of twigs, pebbles and stones.

Those twigs and pebbles are different in both sizes and colors. They are randomly scattered among the whole ground.

Dirt can also be found around branches and stones.

Undoubtedly, this is a dry out land leaving numberless cracks on the surface.

It also looks like a soil texture.

Walls of some ancient houses were made of mud. After being dry, the texture of those walls look similar to this texture too.