Soil Enhancement

Sail Enhancementa How Nature Builds Soil How We can Enhance Soil Soil Erosion control mulches stabilizers & binders Weathering causes the rocks to disintegrate into smaller fragments leading to soil formation. Micro Control blankets nutrients Peat moss like straw blankets Products to be Used Step - 1 Control Erosion Physical & Chemical Weathering Of Parent Rock Improve soil binding and enrich Establish a blanket to reduce soil loss through erosion by translocation Working micro – nutrient content Growth stimulants Production of organic matter by plants and animals (decayed dead parts and bodies, litter) which adds to the soil Organic material Nonliving organic matter is biochemically altered by microorganisms and physically incorporated into the surface Active Endomycorrhizae inoculants Build New Step - 2 Soil tayer Working Biological Processes Adding To Better aeration, reduced compaction, improved nutrient storage, water infiltration and transfer Prepare soils traits for vegetation establishment and growth. Add a base Soil Formation for top soil improvement Organic enriched growth mediums Wheat straw and flexible flax fibers Peat moss With sufficient secondary accumulation of residual material and organic material, soil layer develops. (sphagnum peat moss) Establish Vegetation Step - 3 Peat and Growth mediums improve rate of seed germination and plant growth Peat combined with straw and flax fibers help in soil building, vegetation establishment, plant growth and maintenance Working Development Of Soil Layer Soil structure stabilizers Tackifiers Soil conditioners Step - 4 Improving Soil Quality and Soil Management Combined with vegetation, soil conditioners can greatly improve soil quality by c) soil structure Soil structure stabilizers and tackifiers d) optimizes seed germination Working a) enhance soil formation & structure stabilization a) Improving moisture holding capacity and water infiltration b) soil microbigl activity b) improve soil pore space TIME FRAME : LESS THAN A YEAR !!! Sources: Presented by VERDYOL Biotic Earth http://www.agronomy.Isu.edu/courses/agro2051/Chapter2.pdf http://www.landfood.ubc.ca/soil200/classification/soilformation_process.htm http://www.soilandhealth.org/01 aglibrary/010159.Jenny.pdf www.bioticearth.com Prepared by Media Mosaic Diferentiate yourselt www.media-mosaic.com TIME TAKEN TIME TAKEN 10,000 YEARS TIME TAKEN 2500 50.