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If you have light soil, take particular note of rule No 3 and feed like mad.

Later, after becoming vice president under Jimmy Carter, Mr. Mondale helped usher a into law a major committee recommendation -- that no eavesdropping on American soil take place without a warrant.

Nature recharges ground water when rainfall filters down through layers of mulch and sandy soil and back into the ground; microbes in the soil take out contaminants and sandy soil removes other matter.

One of these is Beagle's mass spectrometer, designed to work 100 million miles from home; designed to burrow into Martian soil, take samples, cook them in an oven and then measure the telltale chemical signatures of gases at a range of temperatures; and all this packed into the volume of a shoebox.

Essential minerals, such as nitrates, that crops suck up from the soil take a particularly long time to be replaced naturally.

Microbes in the soil take up much of the nitrate from fertilizers before the roots can.

Little snowfall occurs, because of the aridity, and deep freezing of the soil takes place.

Enriching the soil took several years, but the composition of the garden has taken forty, and is ongoing.

The soil, taken close to the surface, was similar to what is found in parts of Antarctica, Dr. Kounaves said.

The National League uses soil taken from the infield at the Polo Grounds but the American League is more finicky.

To help growers envision what to aim for, she measured life teeming in soil taken from a protected area in the Santa Maria Valley, near San Luis Obispo.