Abstract
Analysis of the State and Assessment of Possible Ways of Preservation of Soil Fertility During its Mechanical Treatment
Highlights
Investigations of the soil structure recovery processes, being one of the most important indicators of preservation of its fertility, are sometimes contradictory
The issues concerning preservation of soil fertility have been dealt with great interest in the research literature (Barwicki et al 2012; Šimanský et al 2019; Novakovska et al 2016)
Soil fertility is its ability to provide the vital needs of plants in the simultaneous and joint presence of two factors of their existence – moisture and nutrients (Williams 2009)
Summary
Investigations of the soil structure recovery processes, being one of the most important indicators of preservation of its fertility, are sometimes contradictory. The issues concerning preservation of soil fertility have been dealt with great interest in the research literature (Barwicki et al 2012; Šimanský et al 2019; Novakovska et al 2016). Soil fertility is its ability to provide the vital needs of plants in the simultaneous and joint presence of two factors of their existence – moisture and nutrients (Williams 2009). Such an ability is primarily determined by the structural condition of the soil environment. The first of them is a more or less loose layer of lumps with a diameter of 0.25 to 10 mm, formed with the help of a special “cement”, which is humus
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