Sentence examples for useful soil from inspiring English sources
Most importantly, perhaps, the end product can be used as a useful soil amendment: fertilizer and/or soil conditioner (Huang et al. 2006; Iqbal et al. 2010), besides other uses such as pellets for fuel (Zajonc et al. 2014), isolating various microbial control agents (Larkin and Tavantzis 2013), and potential heat recovery from the composting process (Al-Widyan et al. 2008).
A. Garden wastes will decompose into a useful soil amendment no matter how warm the pile gets.
This waste can be biologically decomposed and turned into humus, which is a useful soil conditioner, and kitchen scraps, when decomposed with leaves and grass in a compost mound, make an especially useful soil amendment.
There is, therefore, need to transform this valuable waste into useful soil amendments for crop production.
Our results show that bulk density is not a useful soil quality indicator for these soils within the bulk density range encountered (0.8 1.6 Mg m3).
The hypothesis for this study was that bulk density and associated water content would be useful soil quality indicators for evaluating the transitional effects associated with changing tillage and crop management practices on deep-loess soils.
Manganese oxides are known to be efficient sorbents in soils, and thus potentially useful in soil remediation.
Because of its great root system, its dense growth canopy, and its ability to grow on badly eroded soils, the sericea lespedeza is also extremely useful in soil conservation.
Therefore, B. brizantha shoots may be also useful as soil additives for weed management options in some sustainable agricultural settings because of their allelopathic active substances.
Soil visible near-infrared (visible near-infraredectance, which can be collected rapidly and cheaply, contains rich information of the properties that are useful for soil taxonomic diagnosis.
The planting of black locust might be useful in soil reclamation projects in this type of eroded sites in semi-humid regions.
