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/Home/Sciences/Life Sciences/Agriculture/Agronomy/Soil & Water Management/General Resources Canadian Society of Soil Science Votes:0 The Canadian Society of Soil Science (CSSS) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization for scientists, engineers, technologists, administrators and students involved in professional soil science. CSSS 2008 Annual Meeting July 6-10, 2008, University of Northern British Columbia, Prince George, BC For more information, contact Paul Sanborn ( sanborn@unbc.ca ) or visit the 2008 Annual Meeting website . Please check out our Election Information on the Council page. Call for Nominations for CSSS Council Elections .pdf 6KB Canadian Society of Soil Science Business Office P.O. Box 637 Pinawa, Manitoba R0E 1L0 phone: (204) 753-2747 fax: (204) 753-8478 e-mail: SheppardS@ECOMatters.com Last Updated January 23, 2006 by Granite Internet Services Inc. Read More Go to Site http://www.ar.wroc.pl/~weber/humic.htm Home page Votes:0 Soil Humic Substances Do wersji polskiej back to home page other tutorial materials Definition of humic substances Function of humus in the soil Formation of humic substances Properties of humic substances Properties of non-humic substances Humic substances complexes with mineral components Determination of content of humic substances Extraction of humic substances Organic forms of soil nitrogen Organic forms of soil phosphorus Types of humus in soils Humus content in soil References IHSS8 Proceedings 15 International Symposium on Environmental Biogeochemistry (ISEB 15) The first International Journal on Humic Substances Humic substances conferences 10 Meeting of the International Humic Substances Society (IHSS10) Read More Go to Site Put_Your_Title_Here Votes:0 Soil-Forming Minerals and Rocks, and the Weathering Process Soil is primarily the result of disintegration and decomposition of the minerals contained within rocks. The kind of soil and its nutrient status found in a given locality is a function of the material from which it weathered, referred to as 'parent material' of the soil. You can begin to appreciate the importance of geology to the study of soil. The purpose of this lab is to provide an understanding of weathering processes. The term 'mineral' may be used in three different contexts: Crystalline substance having definite physical structure and composition. Minerals, such as quartz, which may be classified, and they are the building blocks of rocks. Rocks, in turn, may be classified on the basis of their mineralogical composition. Read More Go to Site Soil Acidity Votes:0 Back to Dr. Hue's homepage Acid Soils in Hawaii: Problems and Management N. V. Hue and H. Ikawa Department of Agronomy and Soil Science, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii at Manoa Introduction Acid soils, by definition, are those with pH below 7.0. The lower the pH, the more acid is the soil. Each unit pH drop indicates ten times more acidity. For example, pH 5.0 has 10 times more acidity than pH 6.0, and 100 times more acidity than pH 7.0. Most Hawaii soils have pH ranging from 4.0 to 8.0, and many have pH below 6.0. Table 1 lists pH of some common items for comparison. Table 1. pH of some common items. ____________________________________________________ Item pH ______________________________________________ Most acid soils 4.0-6.0 Lemon juice 2.2- Read More Go to Site AGLL home Votes:0 FAO Home Agriculture Land Water WAICENT FAO Search Fran?ais Espa?ol Land & Water Home - News Highlights Events - Portals Information Systems Special Topic Sites On-line Documents Publications Digital Media Series Newsletter - Sitemap Links Search AGL Site - People Contacts The address of this site has changed. Please bookmark http://www.fao.org/ag/agl/agll [ Top of page - FAO Home - Agriculture - Land - Water - WAICENT - FAO Search ] ? FAO, AGL (2000) Contact web master Last update: 10 March 2000 Read More Go to Site agry255 Votes:0 Welcome to the Introductory Soil Science Home Page (AGRY 251 / 255 NRES 255) You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to view PDF files. Click the button to download a free copy. Click on a topic: Welcome to Soil Science Outline for the course Instructors' emails and homepages Downloading the Soil Science software for your use Course Policy on Academic Dishonesty Links to some cool sites Demonstrations in Soil Science Brochure Taking Soil Monoliths To View additional Course material Log on to WebCT VISTA (if you are not currently a student enrolled in the course and would like permission to view course material contact Dawn Foushi at dfoushi@purdue.edu ) WebAuthor: Dawn Foushi , Agronomy Department , Purdue University , West Lafayette, IN 47907-1150 Please send corrections and comments to: Dawn Read More Go to Site ASSSI | Australian Society of Soil Science Incorporated Votes:0 President's welcome Our structure State soils >> Honorary life members Benefits & awards Rules Statement of purposes Links New South Wales Queensland Riverina South Australia Victoria Western Australia HLM listing Soil facts Profile newsletter Profile archive General information Find an accredited CPSS CPSS downloads OPD diaries How to become a member New member application form 2008 subscription dues (existing members only) LATEST NEWS Profile 150 - September 2007 IUSS Alert 31 - November 2007 "Thin On The Ground"- Land Resource Survey in British Overseas Territories - a new book by Anthony Young. design by wizard web design Read More Go to Site DLC-ME | The Microbe Zoo | Dirtland Votes:0 Ag Acres | CompostPile | Home Sweet Home | Hot Springs | House of Horrors Ice Land | Redox Mine Shaft | RootCellar | Statue | ToxicWaste Dirtland Every time you walk on the ground you step on billions ofmicrobes. Microbes live in the soil, on rocks, inside roots, buriedunder miles of Earth, in compost piles and toxic waste, and all overthe Earth's surface. Microbes are found in boiling hot springs and onfrozen snowfields. Microbes live in homes, in schools and onstatues. Millions and Billions of Microbes Many millions of moving microbes make a mighty living munchingmanure in the soil. Each gram of soil may contain up to 1,000,000,000or more microbes. That's as many microbes in a single gram of soil asthere are people in all of China! Rich Biodiversity Not only are their many mic Read More Go to Site Forest, Range, and Wildland Soils - Soil Science Society ofAmerica Votes:0 S-7 Headlines Dr. Earl Stone - Memoriam Notice 11/19/2007 2008 S-7 chair, Dan Markewitz , requests your ideas for symposia for the 2008 joint meeting between the SSSA , the Geological Society of America and the Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies . Please review the ten themes used to guide the meeting and voice your opinion for symposia by Decmeber 4 by emailing Dan . 11/9/2007 Congratulations to Dr. Nick Comerford on his 2008 nomination for President of SSSA! 10/23/2007 Conference Session Announcement - Soil Organic Matter Decomposition: the impact of land management practices at the European Geosciences Union - April 13-18, 2008 - Vienna Past Headlines S-7 History Welcome to the homepage for Division S-7: Forest, Range, and Wildland Soils of the Soil Science Society of Americ Read More Go to Site Fractals--A Bridge to the Future for Soil Science Votes:0 Printable Version E-mail this page Search News & Events News Magazine Subscriptions Editorial Staff Magazine Archives Image Gallery Noticias en español Press Room Video Briefing Room Events You are here: News & Events / Contents Fractals—A Bridge to the Future for Soil Science Soil scientist Yakov Pachepsky (left) and hydrologist Walter Rawls examine soil samples from fields where yields and soil pore geometry are different. The ability of soils to retain and transport water is closely related to fractal parameters of pore space. (K8033-1) Soil scientists have at least one thing in common with stockbrokers: Both deal with subjects so complex they often seem unmanageable. It should be no surprise that both are turning to a mathematics of chaos—for solutions. The mathematician Beno Read More Go to Site GEOL6550 Spring 2006 Schedule Votes:0 GEOL4550/6550 Spring 2006 Schedule These web notes have been prepared by Dr. Paul Schroeder and are intended for distribution to the students enrolled in this class. You are welcome view these pages, but if you want to download and incorporate any of this work into other web sites or publications, then permission is required. Lecture - T, R - Period 1, 9:30 - 10:45 AM (Room 325) Lab - W - Periods 1 and 2, 8:00 - 9:55 AM (Rooms 325, 322 and 303) Phone: 706-542-2384 e-mail: schroe@gly.uga.edu Exercises and lab information final The textbook for this class is X-ray Diffraction and the Identification and Anaysis of Clay Minerals by Duane M. Moore and Robert C. Reynolds, Jr. (1997) 2nd edition, Oxford University Press, New York 378 p. Month Day Topic (subject to change) Jan. T, 10 Introduction Read More Go to Site Geology/Earth Structure 3L2 Votes:0 THIRD GRADE SCIENCE Earth and Space Science Geology/Earth Structure 3L2.00 Process Of Science Analyzing 1.4 a This classroom connector has been selected for inclusion in Digital Library For Earth System Education Sponsored by the National Science Foundation CURRICULAR CORRELATIONS GRADE: Third CONTENT STANDARD: Earth and Space Science CONTENT TOPIC: Geology/Earth Structure CONCEPT: Rocks and soil move through a continuous cycle. CONTENT OBJECTIVE: 3L2.00 To understand the different kinds of soil INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES: The learner will: 2.01 define soil. 2.02 name the two layers of soil. 2.03 discuss the different kinds of soil. OUTLINE OF CONTENT: I. Soil definition A. Weathered rock B. Decayed plant II. Layers of soil A. Subsoil B. Topsoil C. Bedrock III. Kinds A. Sandy B. Clay C. Loam Read More Go to Site Geotechnical Microanalysis Votes:0 Geotechnical Microanalysis and Micromorphology Centre A unit within the School of Environmental Sciences at The University of East Anglia , England. 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(www.spacegrant.hawaii.edu) The activity page you are looking for can be found in its new location at: http://www.spacegrant.hawaii.edu/class_acts/GradationDoc.html You will be redirected automatically in a few seconds; otherwise, just click on the new URL link. Please update your bookmarks and links accordingly. Thanks. spacegr@higp.hawaii.edu SEPTEMBER 2001 Read More Go to Site ingham.html Votes:0 The Soil Foodweb: It's Importance in Ecosystem Health Soil Foodweb Significance The structure and function of the soil foodweb has been suggested as a prime indicator of ecosystem health (Coleman, et al. 1992; Klopatek, et al. 1993). Measurement of disrupted soil processes, decreased bacterial or fungal activity, decreased fungal or bacterial biomass, changes in the ratio of fungal to bacterial biomass relative to expected ratios for particular ecosystems, decreases in the number or diversity of protozoa, and a change in nematode numbers, nematode community structure or maturity index, can serve to indicate a problem long before the natural vegetation is lost or human health problems occur (Bongers, 1990; Klopatek et al. 1993). Soil ecology has just begun to identify the importance of unde Read More Go to Site Iowa Soil and Land Use Votes:0 Home | Crop & Land Use Maps | Crop & Land Use Tables & Charts | Nitrogen Use | Soil Survey & Digital Soil Data | Tillage Management | Soil is the underlying factor in Iowa crop production and land use. Soils have many uses, but not all soils are equally adapted to each use. Some soils are suitable for several purposes and are in high demand. For example, highly productive agricultural land often provides the easiest and cheapest sites for building houses and roads. This Iowa State University Agronomy Extension site is intended to provide data related to the agricultural uses of Iowa land. Crop & Land Use Maps CRP Enrollment Maps, Crop Data Maps, Acreage Maps, Archives Crop & Land Use Tables & Charts Iowa Land Use, Iowa Land in Farms, Iowa Cropland Use, Iowa Statewide Yields and Acreages Ni Read More Go to Site Iowa State University's Soil Physics Homepage Votes:0 Courses: Soil Physics, AGRON 577 Soil Physics Laboratory, AGRON 578 Advanced Soil Physics, AGRON 677 Our group is involved in various areas of research: Measurement Modeling Image analysis Meet the members of our group: Professor: Staff: Dr. Robert Horton Dr. Robert "Toby" Ewing Graduate Students : Anju Gaur Josh Heitman Some Former Students: Tyson Ochsner (PhD), now with USDA-ARS, St. Paul, MN A whole lot of students (past, present, and perhaps future?) Salem Ali Al-Jabri (PhD), now at Sultan Qaboos University, Muskat, Oman Frank X. M. Casey (PhD), now at North Dakota State University, Fargo Jaehoon Lee (PhD) , now at University of Tennessee, Knoxville Kosuke Noborio (Post-doc), now at Iwate University, Japan Tusheng Ren (Post-doc), now at Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Beijing Read More Go to Site irim.com Votes:0 irim.com Click here to go to irim.com . 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Since 1972 , the Canadian Soil Information System (CanSIS) has supported the research activities of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada by building the National Soil DataBase , and acting as a source of GIS products and expertise through its personnel , GIS systems , and o Read More Go to Site National Land and Water Information Service Votes:0 FranÇais Contact Us Help Search Canada Site AAFC Online Links Newsroom What's New Site Index Home Location: CanSIS > National Soil DataBase (NSDB) Folders Agroecological Resource Areas (ARAs) Arc/Info Canada Land Inventory (CLI) CLIMATE data Detailed Soil Surveys Ecosystem Framework Land Potential DataBase (LPDB) Metadata Soil Landscapes of Canada (SLC) Pages Overview of the NSDB Elements Common to All NSDB Map Data NSDB-IDs NSDB Tables Obtaining NSDB data Views Contact: Head, CanSIS internal use This index was generated on Thu Mar 30 14:27:09 EST 2006 Date Modified: Important Notices [ FranÇais | Contact Us | Help | Search | Canada Site ] [ AAFC Online | Links | Newsroom | What's New | Site Index ] Read More Go to Site North Carolina State University - NCCES - Forest Soils and Site Index Votes:0 North Carolina State University - NCCES - Forest Soils and Site Index FOREST SOILS AND SITE INDEX Updated 10/2/95 Soil quality is the most important factor in forest management decisions. 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Read More Go to Site SLU - Institutionen f?r markvetenskap Votes:0 Institutionen f?r markvetenskap SLU: -------------- Forskning Utbildning MiljÖanalys Samverkan Bibliotek Press Om SLU Mitt SLU Universitetsdjursjukhuset Hem • Aktuellt • Forskning • Publikationer • Forskarutbildning • Utbildning • Personal • Avdelningar • Intran?t • L?nkar ? Webbindex ?Sitemap Nedan listas olika ing?ngar till markvetenskaps webb, via dessa b?r Du kunna hitta vad du s?ker! - annars anv?nd g?rna SLU:s s?kfunktion uppe till h?ger! Rapportera felande l?nkar till Ragnar.Persson@mv.slu.se ? V.v r?tta ev egna felaktiga bokm?rken och l?nkar! Below are entries to different part of the Soil Sciences department web. Please try to find information via the links below! Report malfunctioning links to Ragnar.Persson@mv.slu.se Please correct yo Read More Go to Site Society of Soil Scientists of Southern New England Votes:0 THE SOCIETY of SOIL SCIENTISTS of SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND's Home Page has moved , please update your bookmark. You will be redirected to the new site in 5 seconds! Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island PO Box 258 Storrs, CT. 06268 Organized May 30, 1974, the Society of Soil Scientists of Southern New England (SSSSNE) is a non-profit, professional organization dedicated to advancing the soil science profession and encouraging broad use of soil resource information . Margie Faber, President Send comments/suggestion/links to the Webmaster . This Site Updated: Saturday, February 02, 2002 SSSSNE State Soil T-Shirts Available SOIL SCIENTIST JOB ANNOUNCEMENT (August 22, 2001) Shaded relief elevation map of Southern New England. 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SYLLABUS (revised Jan 1998) Text: Sparks, 1995, Environmental Soil Chemistry, Academic Press Supplemental: Cresser, Killham, and Edwards, 1993, Soil Chemistry and its applications, Cambridge I. Introduction . .........................................................................Meeting 1 II. The Soil Solid Phase A. Raw materials and weathering processes .....................Meeting 2 B. Soil building minerals ..................................................Meeting 3-5 1. Crystal structure - basic mineralogy 2. The phyllosilicates - structure and properties 3. Other inorganic components C. Organic components ....................................................Meeting 6 III. The Soil Solution Phase A. Chemical Principals - a review .......... Read More Go to Site Soil Information for Environmental Modeling and Ecosystem Management Votes:0 S oils are a key component of the earth system. 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Founded in 1987, the Society exists to support the professional practice of soil science as a business. We work for the success of our members by promoting a free exchange of ideas, information, and standards of practice. Our vision is to see the prospects for future consulting soil scientists improved by our efforts. For Soil Scientists Expand marketable services Learn to reduce risk exposure Group insurance rates Beta test the GeoAgro Soil Data Collector Encourage soils curriculum >> Learn More For Students Help your fellow students Network with prospective employ Read More Go to Site Soil Science Society of North Carolina (SSSNC) - Home Page Votes:0 Awards Bylaws Committees Continuing Education How to Join Job Announcements Members Papers: A Century of Soil Science Proceedings of Annual Meetings Other Links 51th Annual Meeting January 22–23, 2008 Meeting Details & Call for Papers Send comments about this website to Catherine Stokes 2007 Soil Science Society of North Carolina. 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Soilmaster provides a wide range of soils services for enginee Read More Go to Site Soils 101 Schedule Votes:0 Soils 101 Schedule Soils 101 Fall 2003 Course Schedule Lecture Schedule 101 ASI Building, 9:05 to 9:55 a.m. Date Lecture Reading Assignment Sept. 2 Introductions to Soils Syllabus Sept. 5 Course decisions - Text overview Sept. 8 Fall, 2003 Soil Resources and Land Use (use Internet Explorer Browser and click on "slide show" in bottom right corner); Previous semester slides Chapter 1 Sept. 12 Soil Bodies Chapter 2 Sept. 15 Soil Taxonomy Chapter 3 Sept. 19 Soil Physical Properties Chapter 4 Sept. 22 Introduction to Soil Survey Soil Survey of Centre County Sept. 26 Soil Conservation Chapter 18 Sept. 29 Urban Soils and Government Agencies Chapters 19 & 20 Oct. 3 Soil Orders and Society/Culture Chapters 1, &3 EXAM 1 (Monday, Oct. 6) Take home exam due Date Lecture Reading Assignment Oct. 10 No c Read More Go to Site Soils, Digital Soils, Digital Orthos Votes:0 ".... the soil survey will never be completed because I cannot conceive of the time when knowledge of soils will be complete. Our expectation is that our successors will build on what has been done, as we are building on the work of our predecessors." [ A portion of a letter by R.S. Smith, the Director of the Illinois Soil Survey, dated September 27, 1928, in response to the Comptroller of the University of Illinois when asked to make an estimate of the cost of completing the state soil survey.] History of Soil Survey in Illinois Status Map of Soil Survey Digital Soils Fact Sheet Description and download of STATSGO Data Official Series Descriptions (At Iowa State) Tabular Soils Data i(At Iowa State) Hydric Soils List (At Iowa State) Soil Quotes (from University of Western Austral Read More Go to Site SoS 1997 - Computer-assisted teaching in soil science Votes:0 SCIENCES of SOILS, Rel. 2, 1997 - http://www.hintze-online.com/sos/1997/Articles/Art5 Computer-assisted teaching in soil science Peter Lockwood and Heiko Daniel Agronomy and Soil Science, University of New England, Armidale, New South Wales, Australia e-mail: plockwoo@metz.une.edu.au Key Words computer uses, teaching, multimedia, CD-ROM evaluation Abstract A basic knowledge of soils is increasingly being required by university students from a variety of backgrounds who are training for a range of professions. Educational research suggests that multimedia programs could be of value in more effectively teaching the concepts and processes of fundamental soil science to such students because of the medium's combination of interactivity and dynamic visual information with text. At the Universit Read More Go to Site SSSA - Soil Science Society of America (SSSA) Votes:0 Home Affiliates Career Placement Certification/Exams Communities Contact Us Discussions Education Get Involved Meetings Member Services Press Room Publications Science Policy Society Info Society Store Headlines Forests Damaged by Hurricane Are Carbon Source EurekAlert Earth Science 11/15/2007 Paying Farmers to Protect the Environment? FAO Newsroom 11/15/2007 Access Historical Streamflow Data with Online Database USGS 11/14/2007 More News Society News Borlaug Presentation The Societies hosted Nobel Prize winner and father of the Green Revolution Norman Borlaug as part of the York Lectureship at the 2007 Annual Meetings. His talk, "Challenges for the Crop Scientist in the 21st Century," inspired attendees to "think more boldly and humanely about the Third World and to see what each of you c Read More Go to Site TAL Homepage Votes:0 Latest News 21 Aug. 02: TAL for Windows is updated to version 4.2 today! TAL source code is updated to version 1.2 today! 5 Jul. 01: Added the soil classification scheme as proposed by Shepard (1954). You can get the file in the website of TAL for Windows or TAL source code . 27 Apr. 01: TAL for Windows is updated to version 4.01 today! 18 Apr. 01: TAL source code is updated to version 1.1 Added data files for the German soil classification schemes. 17 Mar. 01: TAL for Windows version 4.0 is released today! Trixcel by J. Furrer is modified and translated into English. This is an add-in to draw triangle charts in Excel. Read old news here What is Texture AutoLookup (TAL)? TAL is a group of programs to determine soil texture classes based on four major soil classification schemes: USDA (U.S. Read More Go to Site The Association for Environmental Health and Sciences Votes:0 International Society of Environmental Forensics AEHS Consulting Welcome The Association for Environmental Health and Sciences (AEHS) was created to facilitate communication and foster cooperation among professionals concerned with the challenge of soil protection and cleanup. Experience over the past decades has revealed the need for a consistent and reliable network for the exchange of information derived from multiple sources and disciplines among people who, because of different disciplinary affiliations and interests, may not have easy access to significant portions of the information map. AEHS provides the network. 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Come visit us at WWW.CLAYS.ORG Read More Go to Site The Dirt on Soil: DiscoverySchool.com Votes:0 body {margin-left: 0px; margin-top: 0px; margin-right: 0px; margin-bottom: 0px;background: #565656 url(http://www.discoveryeducation.com/images/BG.jpg) top left repeat-x;} .global_text { font-family: Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 11px; color: #666666; } #header {position:relative;top:0px;left:0px;} #wrapper {position:relative;top:0px;left:0px;} #blocks {position:relative;top:0px;left:0px;} #logo {position:absolute;left:13px;top:13px; z-index:5; width: 108px; height: 68px;} #mainLinks {position:absolute;left:165px;top:39px; z-index:6; width: 582px; height: 18px;} #panelBox {position:absolute;right:20px;top:5px; z-index:12; width: 582px; height: 18px;} #educatorLoginBox {position:absolute;right:20px;top:7px; z-index:12; width: 582px; height: 18px;} #passcodeLoginBox {posit Read More Go to Site The Ohio State U. Soil Database Homepage Votes:0 The Ohio Soil Database Search the database on the Web. Go to the soil search pages Background In support of the Lake Erie Basin Pollution Prevention project, a searchable database of the soil characteristics within the Lake Erie watershed was developed. Initial domain of the database will include the about 20 counties in the study area. The final database will have the soil characteristics of all 88 Ohio counties, encompasing over 4,000 pedons. This database contains the original soil characteristics which were used to create the Soil Surveys for each county. The database is relational and is divided into 3 types of information Site data - soil series, location , slope, landuse, parent material, and other geomorphology data. Morphologic data - soil descriptions by horizon in standard NRCS Read More Go to Site The site has been moved to 'http://biome.ac.uk'!!! Votes:0 Note! The 'Soils and Substrates' site is not updated any longer. It has been moved to http://biome.ac.uk !!! The old site is available here. Read More Go to Site Understanding the Soil Votes:0 Still under construction: Petrik Laboratories Since 1947 If you need up to date information please fax to 916-661-0489 voice call 916-666-1157 Or email petrik@aol.com Quotes from Understanding the Soil Processes Most of us will agree that the soil is the major natural resource available to mankind. Yet it is and has been abused by us to the point of self destruction. Many past civilizations have perished due to their abuse of the soil (like Mesopotamia and the Mayan civilization). Why didn't anyone stop the destruction? The soil destruction process takes time and the changes in each generation are "small" so no one cared-and most of us still don't. The soil in which we plant crops today has been self perpetuating for millions of years without man's help. 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