Sentence examples for quality soil from inspiring English sources

"You can get atmospheric benefits, water quality, soil quality, local air quality benefits.

"We needed good quality soil," said Mayor Richard M. Daley, "and basically this solves two environmental problems, one urban and one rural".

The new version, which is open to comment until 10 March, adds metrics for water use and quality, soil quality, biodiversity, waste management and feed management to the on-farm practices section.

But whether land is left wild or combined with other uses, the survival of the services ecosystems provide - such as genetic resources, good quality soil, available water, pollination - is an essential underpinning of the world economy and people's livelihoods.

The soil number is a quality measure for agricultural soils ranging from below 20 (poor-quality soil) to 100 (highest quality soil).

Several hydrological phenomenon and applications need high quality soil moisture information of the top Earth surface.

Doing so, of course, reduces waste but also results in higher-quality soil.

A Slovenian PhD student, Matjaz Turinek, for instance, concluded in 2011 that biodynamic farms had higher-quality soil than conventional ones.

The rubble will then be covered by a layer of "low-quality soil" and turned into a ninety-thousand-square-metre park with cafés and an artificial river.

The first round of forced relocations occurred at the worst-possible time of year – the beginning of the harvest – and many of the areas to which people were moved are dry with poor-quality soil.

But a closer look reveals that the valley is criss-crossed with wide canals bringing surface water from the Sierra Nevada mountains to irrigate the high-quality soil – which, combined with the long, hot summers, makes for a highly fertile region.