Soil health

The quality of our soils hinges on a blend of physical, chemical, and biological factors. Physical attributes such as texture, structure, bearing capacity, and water content collectively shape the soil's physical quality. Chemical components, including nutrient composition, pH levels, and salt content, also contribute to this quality. Equally vital, albeit often overlooked, is the realm of soil biology. The soil hosts a myriad of organisms, encompassing bacteria, fungi, protozoa, nematodes, mites, springtails, and worms. This intricate soil life orchestrates optimal soil processes, fostering attributes like aeration, efficient water regulation, nutrient cycling, and plant resilience. A robust soil ecosystem is pivotal, yielding healthy crops and establishing the cornerstone for sustainable endeavors.