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    Assessing and managing soil quality for sustainable agricultural systems

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    2009
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    Motavalli, Peter P.
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    Abstract
    This brief presentation summarizes some of the major findings of the cross cutting research activity on soil quality including inexpensive and relatively quick methods for measuring soil quality and soil degradation. However, more appropriate methods need to need to be developed to measure changes in soil organic matter.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10919/68759
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