Impacts of Soil Health Practices on Hydrologic Processes
Briana Wyatt,
Antonio Arenas,
Hannah Birgé
et al.
Abstract:This paper explores the growing interest in soil health, emphasizing its importance in optimizing crop production, ecosystem function, and biodiversity. Defined by the USDA-NRCS as the soil’s capacity to function as a vital ecosystem, soil health involves filtering contaminants, cycling nutrients, supporting infrastructure, and regulating water movement. Traditional approaches to quantifying soil health focus on chemical, physical, or biological properties, often calling for a more integrated measurement metho… Show more
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