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Bringing Soil Back to Life

机译:使土壤恢复生机

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Soil residue made the difference for Ryan Speer during the long, parched summer of 2011. Lack of rainfall in south-central Kansas teamed up with 52 days of 100° F or higher readings to devastate crops nearby. But he got a first-hand look at how protecting the soil can pay dividends. "We were able to keep the soil surface cool so the soil's biological life could remain active and create organic matter, helping make these soils to be more productive even in the middle of a terrible drought," he says."The residue on the soil surface is what allows that to happen." After 100 years of tillage on soils in his area, Speer says the level of organic matter has been dropping, in some cases falling to 1.5% or less. "The soil has been degraded, and my hope isto slowly build it back up into a more sustainable state," he says.
机译:在2011年漫长而又炎热的夏季,土壤残留对Ryan Speer造成了影响。堪萨斯中南部的降雨不足,导致52天的100°F或更高的读数破坏了附近的农作物。但他亲眼目睹了如何保护土壤才能带来红利。他说:“我们能够使土壤表面保持凉爽,从而使土壤的生物生命保持活跃并产生有机物质,即使在严重干旱的情况下,也有助于使这些土壤的生产力更高。”表面是使这种情况发生的原因。”斯佩尔说,在他所在地区的土壤上耕种100年后,有机物的含量一直在下降,在某些情况下降至1.5%或更低。他说:“土壤已经退化,我的希望是将其缓慢恢复到更可持续的状态。”

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