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  1. Protect your soil from compaction

    Compacted soil shows up as a hard solid layer with large, deformed aggregates. ... The compacted soil is often arranged into horizontal layers, giving a platy structure.

  2. Making a soil moisture probe

    The soil moisture probe may be used in irrigated or rainfed systems to determine the depth of wet soil. ... Dry soil retains its structural integrity and will resist the push probes passage.

  3. How earthworms can help your soil

    Earthworm tunnelling can help incorporate surface applied lime and fertiliser into the soil. ... Improved soil structure. Earthworm casts cement soil particles together in water-stable aggregates.

  4. Anna Bay Acid Sulfate Soil Assessments

    collection and analysis of soil cores. cross-sectional drain profiling. digital elevation data (LiDAR). ... land surveys. The assessments identified the presence of acid sulfate soils across the catchment with two key ‘hotspot’ areas of soil acidity.

  5. Northern Rivers Soil Health Card

    Northern Rivers Soil Health Card. Summary. A soil management tool developed by farmers for farmers. ... This soil health card was developed as part of the Good Soil Project and the Good Worm Project, initiatives of Tuckombil Landcare Inc.

  6. Unlocking Soil Potential (USP) partnership

    Unlocking Soil Potential (USP) partnership. The Unlocking Soil Potential(USP) partnership is a $36 million collaboration between the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) and the New South Wales Department of ... The USP team will evaluate

  7. Don't let nitrogen acidify your soil

    Some of these fertilisers leave the soil more acid than others, so they need different amounts of lime to counteract the acidity. ... If you have acid soil and also need potassium, you might find potassium nitrate useful to apply to improve your soil pH

  8. Check your soil structure

    These are the crumbs or lumps soil breaks into when you dig it. ... There are 19 soil textures, ranging from sand through loam to heavy clay.

  9. Improving soil moisture

    Improving soil moisture. Summary. Moisture is a key limitation on the productivity of soil. ... Three main factors affect soil moisture content:. how well the soil can absorb water.

  10. Soil solution analysis

    Soil solution analysis. Summary. Soil salinity can cause salt burn, affect crop quality and reduce yield. ... It is essential that soil salinity and nitrate levels be monitored throughout the crop cycle to ensure optimum crop growth.