May be you know that the soil produce chemical reaction and in this reactions is generate electrical energy or electrolits, also it can to stock electrical energy but... How much?
Will it be the same between high fertility soils and poor fertility soils..??
Potentially negligible amounts. Even though the soil particles possess some amount of electrical charges, the energy required to harness it will be much higher. Hence, the concept will be -ve.
It depends on its components and the living organisms it contains, depth and its exposure to the sun. It will be difficult to calculate it.
Will it be the same between high fertility soils and poor fertility soils..??
Thanks for your help. Evidently I consider that a fertile soil produces more energy than a soil that is not fertile. The doubt arose to me since in measuring differential of voltage I noticed that some soils had loads of 100 mV and others simply gave 0 mV. My measurements are in mV range and maybe this will affect a bit.
Yes I agree with you.Ionic composition of soil solution will also contribute as a function of EC..
In spite of being very low ,but it depend on mineral composition and micro organism content as well as organic matter content.
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