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'''Soil degradation''' is damage to the land's productive [[capacity]] because of [[poor]] agricultural practices such as the excessive use of [[pesticides]] or [[fertilizers]], [[soil]] compaction from heavy equipment, or erosion of topsoil, eventually resulting in reduced ability to produce agricultural products. | '''Soil degradation''' is damage to the land's productive [[capacity]] because of [[poor]] agricultural practices such as the excessive use of [[pesticides]] or [[fertilizers]], [[soil]] compaction from heavy equipment, or erosion of topsoil, eventually resulting in reduced ability to produce agricultural products. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:28, July 13, 2016
Soil degradation is damage to the land's productive capacity because of poor agricultural practices such as the excessive use of pesticides or fertilizers, soil compaction from heavy equipment, or erosion of topsoil, eventually resulting in reduced ability to produce agricultural products.