What is Soil Science? What does a soil scientist do? Why soil science matters?

Soil Science is the study of soil and its characteristics. Soil Scientists study soil's physical, chemical, and biological properties.

A soil scientist's job is to study and analyze soil, and determine how suitable it is for various activities such as growing crops, building structures, or environmental protection.

Soil Science is important because it helps us understand how to use soil responsibly and sustainably.

Knowledge of soil science helps us manage land properly, make sure sustainable agriculture is possible, and protect our environment.

Soil Science can also help us understand how to restore degraded soil, or how to use soil to store carbon dioxide in order to reduce climate change.

Soil Science is also used to figure out how to improve soil fertility, which can help farmers increase crop yields and make food production more efficient.

Soil Science can be used to help with water management in areas with limited water resources, by understanding how water moves through the soil.

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