"quality of soil" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the overall characteristics and condition of soil, including its texture, composition, and fertility. Example: The quality of soil in this area is excellent for growing crops, with a rich, loamy texture and high levels of nutrients.
For some farmers, having enough water is a much bigger problem than the quality of soil.
Construction was hampered by asbestos and problems with the quality of soil and the abundance of granite on the site.
"Britain is a nice, stable northwestern European economy with the same climate and quality of soil as northwestern Europe," said Marc Duschenes, Braemar's chief executive.
The quantity and quality of soil organic matter varied under the different vegetation types.
According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica article that Curie and her daughter wrote on radium in 1926, preliminary experiments suggested that radium could even improve the quality of soil.
The quality of soil maps can best be estimated by collecting additional data at locations selected by probability sampling.
The distribution and quality of soil and land resources in heterogeneous grazing lands of central Australia were changed by grazing.
The revenue, fixed according to the continuity of cultivation and quality of soil, ranged from one-third to one-half of production value and was payable in copper coin (dāms).
"The infrastructure is poor, so is access to markets, quality of soil and climate, and the security situation is complex," says George Wachtenheim, the outgoing Colombia director of the United States Agency for International Development.
The analysis was based on the following categories: use of resources, emission of gases, effects on the quality of soil and water and biological and landscape diversity.
Currently, there is a global need to develop tools that evaluate the overall quality of soil to determine the effectiveness and sustainability of farm-management practices.
