This is going to feel like a bit of product placement, but bear with me!
Recently, I was making a return visit to Heronswood and wondering through the vegetable garden area when I heard a group debating what chemical fertiliser products must have been used to have everything growing so well in winter.
Showing posts with label humus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label humus. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 07, 2012
Monday, May 21, 2012
Soil Fertility and Organic Matter
Soil quality is the capacity of a soil to accept, store and recycle water, minerals and energy for optimum growth and it's ability to preserve a healthy environment.
The capacity of each soil differs depending on the processes which formed the soil, the weathering etc it has been subjected to since and of course any agricultural practices etc that have taken place on it. The texture, structure, chemical properties and organic matter content of a soil all of an affect on it's quality.
The capacity of each soil differs depending on the processes which formed the soil, the weathering etc it has been subjected to since and of course any agricultural practices etc that have taken place on it. The texture, structure, chemical properties and organic matter content of a soil all of an affect on it's quality.
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