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Fertilizers and Soil Improvers

2009
In greenhouse industry fertilizers as well as soil improvers are widely used. Fertilizers are mainly applied to optimize the physical-chemical conditions of the root environment and are used for growing in soils in situ as well as for growing in substrates.
Sonneveld, C., Voogt, W.
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Improving Soil Quality

Journal of Crop Production, 1999
Future advancements in crop production will rely on increased understanding of ecological principles that control interactions among cropping system components. Our interest in linking soil quality and weed management derives from the belief that greater understanding of key processes and properties that define soil-weed relationships will lead to the ...
Eric R. Gallandt   +2 more
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Soil in the City: Sustainably Improving Urban Soils

Journal of Environmental Quality, 2016
Large tracts of abandoned urban land, resulting from the deindustrialization of metropolitan areas, are generating a renewed interest among city planners and community organizations envisioning the productive use of this land not only to produce fresh food but to effectively manage stormwater and mitigate the impact of urban heat islands.
Kuldip, Kumar, Lakhwinder S, Hundal
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Pozzolanic soils: A natural resource for soil improvement techniques

2022
Soil improvement techniques with binders are used in several geotechnical engineering applications, as a sustainable solution for the reuse of waste soils. An experimental research started some years ago on lime-treated medium/coarse-grained pyroclastic soils from volcanic districts of Central Italy, whose geotechnical characterization was previously ...
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Soil Improvement and Stabilization

2015
It is often necessary to improve the properties of the soil whether as a foundation material or as a construction material because it is not suitable for its intended purpose. The fundamental techniques for improving the properties of natural materials are compaction, modification, stabilization, drainage, precompression, vibrocompaction, soil ...
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