Springer Sustainable Agriculture Reviews 29 - Soil Management

Sustainable Agriculture Reviews 29 provides an in-depth look at the challenges facing modern soil health. This volume focuses on the various threats that prevent the achievement of sustainable soil management, offering a comprehensive resource for professionals and researchers in the field of soil science. Readers will find detailed information regarding common environmental threats, such as soil erosion caused by water and wind, the loss of soil organic carbon, and nutrient imbalances. The text also addresses critical issues like salinization, contamination, acidification, and the loss of soil biodiversity. Additionally, it covers physical soil concerns including surface sealing, compaction, and water logging. Rather than just identifying problems, this book concentrates on practical solutions. It examines specific preventive and ameliorative strategies designed to support long-term soil health and stability. This makes it a valuable addition to any professional library focused on horticulture, agriculture, and environmental science.