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One of the most important processes in the sustainable management of soils in order to increase the productivity of agricultural products and preserve natural resources is the assessment of soil quality. Appropriate use of soil quality indicators is a useful tool for determining and comparing the quality of soils. In this regard, you can find the process information of the most important soil components from the link below, obtained through survey and strategy.
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