Soil and soil health: an overview Jean-Michel de Waele

Soil and soil health: an overview Jean-Michel de WaeleSoil health is an urgent concern because of the need to manage soil resources better to meet food and other security imperatives. The different meanings of soil quality and health are explained. Soil health is defined as an integrative property of the biotic and abiotic components of the soil system that describes its performance relative to its inherent potential. Options for assessing soil health are reviewed and a commentary provided on which of

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