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Soil Conservation Services by Knowledge Sharing

Expert services for sustainable agriculture and soil conservation through knowledge sharing.

Video Podcasts Platform

Regular Podcasts, dedicated to mother soil and sustainable agriculture practices

Powerful Speeches Platform

Inspiring speeches on agriculture sustainability and soil conservation for a better future.

Fortnightly Periodicals with real stories from the ground.

Informative Agriculture Publications

Leading the Way in Soil Conservation

At The Project SOC 2.0, we are dedicated to promoting sustainability in agriculture through knowledge sharing. Our video podcasts, powerful speeches, and periodicals focus on soil conservation and sustainable practices.

Dedicated to Soil Conservation

Promoting Sustainability in Agriculture

Through our platform, we aim to educate and inspire individuals to take action towards preserving our soil and ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come.

WHY S.O.C (Soil Organic Carbon) more than 2.0 is Important..

Soil Organic Carbon (SOC) is a crucial component of soil health and fertility. It influences various biological, chemical, and physical properties of the soil. Maintaining SOC levels above 2.0% is essential for sustainable agriculture, especially when SOC levels are critically low, falling below 0.5%.

Significance of SOC Above 2.0%

1. Enhanced Soil Fertility:
   SOC acts as a reservoir for essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur, improving nutrient availability to plants.
   
   

2. Improved Soil Structure:
   SOC helps form soil aggregates, enhancing soil structure, water infiltration, root penetration, and reducing erosion.
   
   

3. Increased Water Retention:
   Soils with higher SOC have better water-holding capacity, crucial for maintaining moisture during dry periods and reducing irrigation needs.
   
   

4. Enhanced Microbial Activity:
   SOC provides a food source for soil microorganisms, vital for nutrient cycling, organic matter decomposition, and overall soil health.
   
   

Maintaining SOC above 2.0% ensures fertile, resilient soils, critical for sustainable agriculture and environmental health.

"Elevating Soil Organic Carbon above 2.0% is not just a benchmark for soil health—it's a commitment to sustainable agriculture and a resilient future. Healthy soils build thriving ecosystems and secure our food supply. If we don't act now to preserve and enhance our soils, the future of our environment and food security is at risk."