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Soil Health Soil health encompasses the three aspects of soil fertility; physical, chemical and biological. The decline in soil fertility in northern Australia is a serious land degradation issue. A major factor causing a decline in soil fertility is the decreasing soil organic carbon (SOC) levels in many areas. Soil health: Soil Carbon More Info Improving Soil Health Texture is an estimate of the amounts of sand, silt and clay in a soil. Find out why you need to know the texture of your soils and how to determine the texture of your soil. Soil Texture More Info Soil Types in the Namoi A description of a selection of soil types in the Namoi catchment. Identify horizons, geology, qualities and limitions of these soils. Vertosols More Info Kurosols More Info Calcarasol More Info Brown Chromosol More Info Soil Classification More Info Australia has a great diversity of soils. Most are ancient, strongly weathered and infertile. Others are younger and more fertile. This variety, combined with the natural limitations of many soils, has made it difficult to develop sustainable land management practices.
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