What makes soils different from one another?

Soil scientists describe soil as a natural body that forms as the result of five factors: Climate, Organisms (plants, animals, and microorganisms), Relief (shape of the landscape), Parent materials, and Time. This can be explaines as a function as follows.
S = function (Climate, Biota, Slope (Relief), Parent material, Time)
These five factors are referred to as ClORPT, for short (kind of a mnemonics).
To know more about this fact please do read this blog post : What makes soils different from one another?

Is soil renewable or non-renewable resource? Can you explain the answer

Is soil renewable or non-renewable?

I recently got into a conversation with someone who claimed soils are a renewable resource because the nutrients in them can be replaced with fertilizers. But I’ve heard that soil takes a really long time to form, so that to me makes it non-renewable. What’s your opinion?

Read the article appeared in this Blog. You will find the answer.

 

 https://soilsmatter.wordpress.com/2013/10/04/is-soil-renewable-or-non-renewable/is-soil-renewable-or-non-renewable resource?

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