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Soil is essential to life on Earth.
Soil science studies soil qualities, formation, categorization, and management.
Minerals, organic materials, water, and air make up soil.
Soil contains sand, silt, and clay.
Weathering, breakdown, and live organisms make soil.
Horizons, or soil layers, form a soil profile.
Based on their composition, soil profiles have O, A, E, B, C, and R horizons.
Soil fertility provides plant nutrition.
Soil fertility depends on pH, organic matter, and nutrients.
Soil erosion destroys topsoil and decreases productivity.
Conservation tillage and crop rotation reduce soil erosion and maintain soil health.
Soil testing determines fertilization needs and soil nutrient levels.
Terracing, contour plowing, and windbreaks reduce soil erosion and increase soil quality.
Poor land use, overuse of agrochemicals, and pollution can reduce soil production.
Soil microbiology studies bacteria, fungi, and archaea and their function in nutrient cycling.
Earthworms, insects, and small mammals live in soil, increasing biodiversity.
Sustainable soil management strategies improve soil health, crop yield, and environmental sustainability.

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