Christine Jones says that your soil will retain the equivalent of an extra 2 buckets of water for every 1% increase in carbon in each 1 square metre of soil. Wow! I was bowled over by this information. She says if your soil is compacted and the water lays around or even if your soil is water logged and boggy, the soil will not retain the water. With the increase of carbon in your soil, the soil will become spongy and will absorb and hold more moisture. You will improve the water holding capacity of your soil while maintaining the soil structure.
How LiDAR Drones are Used in Agriculture and Forestry Management
Source: Pexels LiDAR is a term for “Light Detection and Ranging” which refers to using lasers to collect data. The aerial imaging data about the
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Hi Helen and Hugo. How do I increase the carbon in my soil Compost???
Your blog is a must read for me.