Intensive farming, especially monoculture, is damaging the very soil it needs to grow healthy crops. As soil quality decreases, so does the nutritional value of the crops that are produced.

However, these are increasingly being criticized for potentially damaging the soil and water. With a view to the future, alternatives must be found for sustainable agriculture. Unlike us humans ...

Most worry about underwatering a lawn, but the real problems occur when oversaturated soil becomes the optimal location for ...

Worms are crucial to soil quality, but intensive capture and heavy metal pollution are putting them at risk, writes Chen Nengchang. In China, capturing wild earthworms using electric contraptions has ...

Winter salt can harm your grass, trees, and other plants. Use these solutions to prevent and treat the problem.

(The Center Square) – Soil assessments for damage to fields inflicted by Hurricane Helene is being encouraged by North ...

2023 Most of the soil in the roughly 17,846 acres that burned in the Alisal fire sustained either low or moderate damage, with damage considered high in only a small percentage of the area ...

“Roots attach to soil, so if soil is displaced ... “Arborists are trained to deal with storm damage safely. Dead trees or broken limbs are extremely dangerous when they are still suspended ...