Soil Conservation

"Soil is one of our most valuable natural resources, the foundation of our whole ecosystem, which is the foundation of all plant growth and gives us food, clothing and other materials Soil filtration, waste decomposition, heat storage and exchange gas "

Look at the ILF video, do not call it dirty: passion for the earth (7: 55). In the video, the audience is asked to consider the soil and how it is used. It also provides some ideas so that everyone can improve the quality of the soil and keep it in the place it belongs to.

* There are 8 auxiliary forms (depending on soil area). For this supplement please refer to the "Water" section of this website.

Soil is one of the most important natural resources, often not paying much attention - introduction of soil conservation paper. Soil conservation is not as important as protecting water and other natural resources. Soil is considered natural as almost anywhere. That ubiquitous sarcasm is the reason behind us human beings. We do not even even consider it a natural resource we need to protect. It is a part of natural wealth that needs to be protected.

Introduction Soil is a valuable gift to humans and is an introduction to soil conservation papers. All plant families, animal kingdoms, and whole human societies depend on soil directly or indirectly for their livelihoods. Ironically, soil is the most ignored item on Earth. Due to the population pressure, planting to hilly land does not utilize soil conservation technology and overuse of crop production, so it causes significant soil erosion. It takes hundreds of years to form 1 inch soil, but it is washed away from the slope immediately for erosion.

Soil conservation Soil conservation is a process of maximizing crop production, checking soil loss and lowering outflow rate through erosion prevention measures to protect human activities. Therefore, protecting soil is essential for maintaining human life on Earth. Defining soil retention is a management strategy used to prevent soil from being eroded by the surface or being chemically altered by overuse, chlorination, acidification or other chemical contamination. Soil and water conservation goals will improve and maintain the land productivity available for primary production systems for crop production livestock and forestry management. What? Let's create new employment and income by safe livelihood measures in rural areas. What? Maintain a beneficial relationship between land and water circulation to prevent / reduce the effects of drought and flood. What? What?