Back to the Soil! Why Is Soil Important? Take a look in your backpack. Chances are almost everything in it can be traced back to the soil! Your books and papers came from trees harvested from well-drained soil. Your penc

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Date: 2015-06-25 10:02:24 Soil Agriculture Agronomy Agricultural soil science Sustainable agriculture Topsoil No-till farming Plough Fertilizer Humus Subsoil Tillage		Back to the Soil! Why Is Soil Important? Take a look in your backpack. Chances are almost everything in it can be traced back to the soil! Your books and papers came from trees harvested from well-drained soil. Your penc Add to Reading List Source URL: www.agintheclassroom.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,38 MB Share Document on Facebook

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