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Soil Science and Sustainable Farming: Paving the Way for Food Security

Deepak Kumar Meena, Hanumanta D. Lamani, Ronak Yadav, R. K. Saikanth, Omkar Singh, Sumithra Yerasi, Sumit Rai

International Journal of Environment and Climate Change · pp. 2419–2424 · Published 6 Sep 2023

10.9734/ijecc/2023/v13i102907

Abstract

The review titled "Soil Science and Sustainable Farming: Paving the Way for Food Security" explores the critical role of soil science in achieving sustainable agriculture and ensuring global food security. The review focuses on key aspects of soil science that contribute to sustainable farming practices, including soil health assessment, soil management practices, soil conservation strategies, soil amendments and nutrient management, and soil-water interactions. Each subheading delves into specific topics within soil science, highlighting their importance in promoting soil fertility, preventing erosion and land degradation, balancing crop nutrition, and optimizing irrigation and water use efficiency. By understanding and implementing these soil science principles, farmers can adopt sustainable practices that enhance soil productivity, preserve natural resources, and support long-term food security.

Soil science sustainable farming soil conservation strategies soil-water interactions food security land degradation

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