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      • The soil management plan examines the risk of soil erosion, diffuse and point source pollution on the farm, and then details management practices that can be implemented to reduce or alleviate the problems.
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  1. Direct seeding, no till and similar low soil disturbance seeding practices provide numerous benefits and yet pose unique management challenges. Discover how farmers have adopted and benefited from these practices and how they are adjusting these practices to adapt to ever changing management challenges.

  2. Sep 15, 2021 · Proper soil management protects and enhances soil performance. It reduces input costs, prevents pollution, and improves crop quality. Here's how to start.

  3. Promote sustainable management of soil resources. Encourage investment, technical cooperation, policy, education awareness and extension in soils. Promote targeted soil research and development focusing on identified gaps and priorities. Enhance the quantity and quality of soil data and information.

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  4. Soil management, or soil conservation, deals with some aspect of protecting soil resources and using soils in a sustainable manner. Effective soil conservation in agriculture hinges on five basic principles: 1. Keeping soil in place by reducing tillage practices.

  5. Ontario’s Agricultural Soil Health and Conservation Strategy. Table of Contents. Executive Summary. 5. Introduction – Healthy Agricultural Soil for a Healthy Future 9. Why Do We Need a Soil Strategy? 10. What is Soil Health? 11. What is This Strategy About? 12. Building on Success. 14. Strategy Development Process. 14. What We Heard .

  6. Soil is an essential but finite resource on the farm. Its management needs to be an explicit part of all farm planning, be it economics of production, machinery operation and replacement costs, seeds, fertilisers, chemicals and labour. Soil behaviour influences success.

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  8. The management of soils and plants to support the production of food, feed, and fiber is called agronomy. Managing the health of the soil is crucial to maintaining our food supply. Healthy soils help crops use water and fertilizer better. Unhealthy soils tend not to be efficient producers of food.

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