Soil Health Management

Soil Health Management refers to practices aimed at maintaining and improving the quality of soil, which is vital for plant growth, water filtration, and ecosystem health. It involves techniques like crop rotation, cover cropping, reduced tillage, and organic amendments, which enhance the soil's structure, fertility, and biodiversity. Healthy soil supports sustainable agriculture, increases resilience to pests and climate changes, and contributes to overall environmental quality. By managing soil health, farmers can produce food more sustainably, while also protecting the land for future generations.