Reversing Soil Compaction: Sustainable Practices for Healthier Soil and Improved Crop Growth The overuse of heavy equipment (e.g., tractors) and the lack of following best practices regarding water and soil […]
Every second, four football field-size land becomes degraded, reaching a total of 100 million hectares of land a year. Desertification and drought are climatic disasters becoming more abundant because of […]
Background Maintaining and preserving soil health is a critical task for farmers worldwide. Fertile-heathy soil is essential for robust plant growth and optimal productivity. However, soil erosion poses a significant […]
When the same crop is grown for a long time on the same soil, its DNA (self) accumulates in the soil, and this causes autotoxicity and the onset of tiredness. […]
Soil compaction is the state in which the pores of the soil become smaller than normal and this is not good. Compacted soils have smaller pores (soil particles are pressed […]
Soil degradation is the gradual decline of the quality, health, and fertility of the soil that loses its capacity to support life (plants, microorganisms, and animals). Soil degradation can be […]
