Sentence examples for nutrient-rich soil from inspiring English sources

It has to do with growing the right seed in healthy, nutrient-rich soil.

Yet it's the Connecticut River Valley's 15 daily hours of summer sun and nutrient-rich soil that make tobacco grow so well here.

To compound the problem, Mississippi River levees -- built, coincidentally, around the time the nutrias were introduced -- prevent nutrient-rich soil from being deposited along the coastline.

Some studies show nutrient-rich soil may enhance the plant's immune system and increase natural resistance to insects and pests, or provide a home to natural enemies.

Inside the chamber are six terra cotta pods, packed with nutrient-rich soil, that can be replaced every month to grow different herbs in every season.

The legislation, if signed by Washington's Democratic governor Jay Inslee, would allow facilities in the state to legally compost bodies in a licensed facility by breaking them down into nutrient-rich soil.

Their "work" is passing nutrient-rich soils through their bodies, thereby nourishing themselves and aerating the soils they move through.

Cover of non-target species was higher in wet meadows with moist, nutrient-rich soils which favoured generalists and non-target species.

Species richness was found to be highest in lowland areas, where warmer climate and nutrient-rich soils contribute to balance the potential negative effects of intensive farming.

Like other families of large mammals that colonized extreme Ice Age environments, deer diversified and evolved into grotesque giants that had ornate coat patterns and large, bizarre antlers, which could grow only from nutrient-rich soils.

We ask two questions concerning the creation and maintenance of boundaries between forest and fynbos biomes in the southern Cape, South Africa: 1) is the presence of forest vegetation constrained to nutrient-rich soils?