Sentence examples for soils by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "soils by" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the process of soil formation or alteration, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately. Example: "The research focuses on how various factors affect soils by..."
Researchers say that for centuries farmers have depleted soils by constant plowing, typically to kill weeds.
Plants have played a key role in the evolution of soils by providing organic matter, but also by increasing soil stability, through their root systems.
They point out that the indigenous people of the Amazon created terras pretas (black soils) by burying charcoal over hundreds of years.
Scientists and farmers around the world are pointing out that we can regenerate degraded soils by switching from intensive industrial farming to more ecological methods – not just organic fertiliser, but also no-tillage, composting, and crop rotation.
To raise the acidity (i.e., lower the pH) of sandy soils by one point, add a pound of sulfur for every 100 square feet; other soils need about twice that amount.
Measures include enriching poor soils by planting shade trees and adding fertilizers, as well as learning when to cut down old, less productive trees to make room for hardier new trees.
On part of this is a partnership announced in September with the British biochar company Carbon Gold to improve the country's soils by adding charcoal produced from coconut shells and other woody waste materials.
Invasion of North Temperate Forest Soils by Exotic Earthworms.
Acidification of the suppressive soils by H2SO4, promoted the infection.
Clays are distinguished from other fine-grained soils by differences in size and mineralogy.
This observation is most likely due to compaction of rangeland top soils by grazing animals.
