soil enrichment
/soɪl ɛnˈrɪtʃmənt/ · soil.en.rich.men.t
noun
- The process of improving the fertility and quality of soil through the addition of organic matter, nutrients, or other amendments. The farmer implemented a soil enrichment program to increase crop yields and reduce soil degradation.
- The resulting improvement in soil quality and fertility. The soil enrichment efforts paid off with a significant increase in the farm's productivity.
verb
- To improve the fertility and quality of soil through the addition of organic matter, nutrients, or other amendments. The gardener enriched the soil with compost to promote healthy plant growth.
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Did you know? Soil enrichment is a crucial aspect of sustainable agriculture, as it helps maintain soil health, reduces the need for synthetic fertilizers, and promotes biodiversity.